Felix Omondi, 36, has lived with sickle cell disease since birth, surviving a condition that claimed his brother's life at two.After years of managing chronic kidney disease and frequent blood transfusions, his creatinine levels surged past 1,000 µmol/L, forcing emergency dialysis.Doctors now say a kidney transplant is his best chance to recover, as blood transfusions can't be sustained long-term.Felix's family is raising KSh 5 million to cover the transplant and related costs.His journey highlights the challenges of living with sickle cell, including organ damage and the need for lifelong medical care.Despite setbacks, Felix remains determined to fight for his health, symbolizing hope for others facing similar battles.