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What stage of CKD are you currently in?

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minel-cannucciari

Hi! I'm curious to learn: What stage of chronic kidney disease (CKD) are you currently in? What stage of CKD were you in when initially diagnosed?

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    CommunityMember353bfe Member

    1

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      Bekirrn1 Member

      @ @

    2. Theresa Surfleet's avatar image

      Theresa Surfleet Member

      3b

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    SICKLY Member

    Stage 3

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      CommunityMember12df71 Member

      RA came first then the doctor told me to see nephrologist because medications were inflaming kidneys.

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      Oliviasdad313701 Member

      Do you only eat any meats such as turkey bacon, turkey, chicken baked, baked fish, baked salmon? Or do you occasionally fall of the wagon as I do and eat pork and hamburger or beef?

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    George0791 Member

    Stage 3a

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      CommunityMemberd90c85 Member

      Me too

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      CommunityMember525b79 Member

      3b

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    CommunityMemberc6acfb Member

    A2

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      Diane Talbert Member

      Hello , Just checking to see how you are doing. Does your doctor encourage you to make any lifestyle changes at stage A2? Thanks for sharing. Diane (Team Member)

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