It will be months before Saskatchewan health care can cope, Regina doctor says
“Everyone is breathing a lot easier now than, say, a week and a half two weeks ago, just when the transfers were starting,” Wong said.Janzen is 25 and was diagnosed with chronic kidney disease in 2016. A year later she said her kidneys failed and were reduced to seven per cent functionality. She started dialysis and has been hoping for a transplant since then.But she needs to be healthier before the SHA will allow her to undergo surgery, she said.
“It’s just in the last four years, my health has gone so downhill and the more downhill it goes, the harder it’s going to be for me to get a kidney,” she said.
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