Dialysis cutback devastating to kidney patients
The state is considering cuts to dialysis service for patients who've lost their kidney function. As a dialysis patient of 11 years, I would not be alive today if it weren't for dialysis and the state funding that paid for my treatments. It horrifies me to learn that because of the proposed cuts, dialysis may no longer be an option.
According to the National Kidney Foundation , 4,035 Oklahomans with kidney failure...
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