Singer Freddie Jackson not hidden he has been identified with kidney disorder.
The 67-year-old at the back of hits akin to 1985’s “You Are My Lady” shared the inside track along with his lovers on his social media channels.
“After a lot of thought and reflection, I’ve come to a point where I feel I’m ready to talk about a recent chapter in my life,” Jackson stated in a video.
“I have been diagnosed with kidney disease,” he stated, including that he’s “decided to face it with openness and resilience.”
In a caption posted on Instagram accompanying the video, he wrote, “This journey has been challenging, but I am not facing it alone. My close friends, my manager and music family, and all of you are here with me, keeping me going.”
Jackson ruled the Billboard Hot R&B and Hip Hop Songs singles chart, garnering 10 Deny. 1 hits with songs akin to “Have You Ever Loved Somebody” and “Jam Tonight.”
“It’s important to me that I share this with you, not just as a part of my personal story, but as a way to make a positive difference,” the two-time Grammy nominee additionally stated in his video.
Jackson went directly to announce that he has partnered with the Nationwide Kidney Bottom to “raise awareness and support for others affected by this condition.”
Consistent with the Mayo Clinic, “chronic kidney disease, also called chronic kidney failure, involves a gradual loss of kidney function.”
Remedy for the disorder “focuses on slowing the progression of kidney damage, usually by controlling the cause.” Those that revel in kidney failure require remedy akin to a kidney transplant or dialysis.
The CDC estimates that a couple of in seven adults in america — about 35.5 million society — have continual kidney disorder and that as many as 90% have no idea they have got it.
Jackson added that he hopes his partnership with the Nationwide Kidney Bottom will “help shine a light on the importance of this issue.”
“As I take this step, I’m turning my personal experience into a platform for greater understanding and advocacy. With your help, we can work toward better awareness and improved outcomes for everyone with kidney disease.”
To his lovers, Jackson stated, “Thank you for your encouragement, your love and your support.”
“It means more to me than I can express,” he added. “From the bottom of my heart, I love you.”
