Sofia Agana

Julie Ann Castillo Needs A LIVING Kidney DONOR

She and Tito Eph already lived in the US even back when I was younger, that is why I would always look forward for my Christmas breaks because most of time they would go back home and celebrate it with us. I’ve admired how she is with her family. She would never think twice, when it comes to family - no questions needed.
I’ve also admired how generous she is with others, especially with me and my siblings. She would spoil us rotten (haha), accepting our every whim and want. She would always think about us when they go on trips and buy us different kinds of treats. She would FaceTime us and check up on us every week. She would chat or message me when I tweet something suspicious or when we’re not feeling well. She is our mom in more ways than one. 💛

I Didn’t really notice that it was that bad until she went back home a few months ago. She was always strong and happy, but during that time, I saw her pale, I saw her struggle to enjoy simple activities like going to the mall or even just going outside in general. It was hard. It was painful to watch. When we talk to her via FaceTime, I often hear her say “sayang! Hindi tayo nakapunta diyan.” And we would always reply with “next time, tita jing.” That is why a transplant would mean the world to us, especially to her and Tito Eph. I want her to travel different counties and talk about it with us. I want her to go back home and do whatever she missed on doing before. I want her to enjoy life as she should. She deserves the world, and I pray that we could give it to her.

Hello! I am writing to all of you so that I could help my aunt find a donor for her. I hope you hear her story and see it I yourself to help or even donate if you can. A simple share would do great and is deeply appreciated. Thank you very much. 💛💛💛

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