Sunday, April 17, 2022

Insta Scoop: Maggie Wilson Relays News that Bea Santiago Finally Had a Kidney Transplant

Image courtesy of Instagram: wilsonmaggie

39 comments:

  1. Why is she initiating to divulge her medical conditions. That’s against one’s privacy.

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    1. Naka post po sa IG ni Bea na she’s waiting for kidney transplant so i guess di sya secret or private

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    2. Si Bea un ginawang tubig un protein shake

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    3. Oh yeah, checked Bea’s profile. She hasn’t posted anything about her kidney transplant but she reposted MW’s story. Looks like inunahan pa ni MW mag announce sa public eh, I wonder if may consent xa before posting it.

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    4. Procedure lang naman namention. She didn't specify why Bea needed the transplant.

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    5. Matagal na may sakit si Bea sa kidney. Mga 4 to 5 years na siguro. Masaya lang siguro si friend niya na nakahanap na siya ng donor at nakidney transplant ma siya. Meron pa ngang post si Bea nun na malakas siya magprotein shake. Kasi nga nageexercise siya. Nakaapekto sa kidney niya. Too much protein kasi can take a toll on kidneys

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    6. I think its public knowledge naman na Bea has kidney failure. She even states in interviews that she's having dialysis. Ang concern ko lang is the person who donated the kidney bakit hindi nila i acknowledge that person might be dead or person na nag donate para sa knya who is also fighting for his life. #justsaying

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    7. Anon 9:40, it’s always secret to both parties kung sino ang recipient at sino ang donor. rule yan ng organ donation, unless family mo.

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    8. hoy ms just saying, unethical yang i-announce sino nagdonate unless gusto ng publicity. Nakakaloka ka sa pagka mema mo

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  2. Mas maganda sya before sosyal lang aura nya ngayon.

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  3. Wow. Good for her.. 💕

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  4. That's good to hear, iba rin ang story ng buhay nya, she's really a fighter

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    1. Was she the onw who disowned her father before? Na kesyo hindi daw gumagastos sa kanya but ang father naman pala, never failed in providing sa finances sa kanya.

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  5. Sana lahat ganun kadali magpa transplant. My friend's relative has been struggling with CKD for the past 2 years. Hirap sila kasi more than 1 million and hinihingi to START the process for transplant. Hindi pa yan lahat ng gastos nila. And they are not rich. Nakakalungkot lang healthcare system sa Pinas.

    Sorry just ranting

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    1. Kung gugustuhin naman ng mga nakaupo sa gobyerno na sagutin ang medical expenses ng Pilipino pwede. Trilyon kaya budget kada taon. Kaso pag ginawa nila un mababawasan pork barrel nila. Cannot be. Eh ultimo apo nila sa sakong dapat sigurado na ang kayamanan at pwesto sa gobyerno. So di na lang. Bahala na ang mga Pilipino sa buhay nila. Tutal nauuto pa din naman nila pag eleksyon. Masarap mamuhay sa Pilipinas kung nakapwesto ka o may pera. Pag wala, nganga. Iyak.

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    2. ang nakakasuka at nakakasawa ay never nakuntento ang pinoy.Maglalagay ang gobyerno ng pondo para matugunan ang problema, pero ang nangyayari walang katapusang reklamo na kesyo kinurakot kaya kaliwat kanan ang imbestigasyon, nag uunahan sa pagpapasikat, ang media thru news at senate investigation, kaya tinanggal ang prorok
      barrrel. Tapos magrereklamo na di tumutulong ang gobyerno. Ewan ko sa inyo, mga sala sa unit, sala sa lamig lol

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    3. 117 true! Kaya nga sa atin maski mayaman na gusto pa rin tumakbo sa pwesto kasi unlimited ang pera eh kapag kaban ba nman ng bayan ang source ng yaman. 😂

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    4. Govt md here, if they can not afford the treatment they can apply sa malasakit centers found in each govt hospital, i have treated so many ckds that rely on govt support, sana maayos ng family ang papaers para magawan na si patient.

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    5. Kahit saan mahal at mahirap magpakidney transplant. Hindi sya mura... Mahal gamot, diagnostic tests, physicians fee, operating room fee, etc. Gastos mo pang dalawang tao: yung donor at yung recipient.

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    6. Its frustrating. Are they poor? They could go to NKTI, Doctors lower their fees depending on the case. PCSO assists din. Also kidney transplant is faster via donation from a matched relative

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    7. Korek ka diyan 1:17. Pansin ko din yan sa mga may posisyon/trabaho sa gobyerno. Sila sila nlng din ang nagpapalitan dyan, lalo na ung mga matataas ang posisyon. Secured na ang future ng mga anak at apo. Wapakels kung gawing palabigasan ang kaban ng bayan. Pakapalan ng apog. Easy money katulad sa showbiz. Kaya nagmigrate nalang kami kasi kahit dugo at pawis na lumabas sa amin maliit padin sahod. Uy bato bato sa langit tamaan huwag magalit ha. Sa true lang tayo mga baks. Oo tanggap ko na yang survival of the fittest pero wag kayong balat sibuyas LOL!

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    8. She was able to go far with dialysis and kidney transplant because shes here in Canada where medical expenses are shouldered by the government

      Sad to say, Filipinos in our homeland are at a great disadvantaged because of the perpetual politicians who are being elected.

      People, learn from your mistakes! Vote wisely or be sorry again for the next 6years!

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    9. Bea lives in Canada kaya libre ang gamutan niya, Ewan ko Lang kung libre rin ang transplant

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    10. 117 kaso di ginusto ng gobyerno. Kaya I may sound defeatist pero at the rate things are going wala ng pag-asa Pilipinas. Wala. As in wala.

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    11. Shes in canada, yrs din waiting for transplant.

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    12. Does Bea have medical or financial sponsor? It's been more than 5 years na siguro ang kidney condition niya.

      Super gastos sa hospital expenses yan ..

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    13. Then they are not resourceful enough. Pinsan ko nagpakidney transplant and laking tulong ng PCSO sa kanya kase talagang nagbibigay kaso pipila lang talaga. Maghanap ng kamaganak na willing magdonate din, mas mabilis at madali. Ayan may advice din si 5:45

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    14. In Canada we have a healthcard na you provide in any healthcare facility kasama dun is ung transplant. I think culture din ito sa west na people are open minded abt organ transplant kapag namatay sila, kaya hindi masyado mahirap mag hanap ng donors. I myself put in my healhtcard that whatever is it organ na pwede pa I can donate it to people who needs it. May option na pwede mo i donate sa science ung body mo or organ transplant or sa science din.
      Filipino's not have this option and hindi pa rin siguro ka open minded ang Philippines when it comes to this. Kaya kapag situation like this tigok agad.

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    15. So true, 9:11 kung gugustuhin at ma diskarte ka talaga makakahanap talaga ng paraan, kapitbahay din namin na ordinary teacher nakapag transplant din siya hindi naman milyonarya. Ang pinoy hilig talaga mag reklamo, yang reklamo niyo e divert niyo yan sa paghanap ng solusyon dahil wala namang mangyayari pag puro reklamo at e depende nalang lahat sa gobyerno, kumilos kayo magpursige kayo.

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    16. 11:34 yes baks libre ang transplant prob lng ang mgdonate mtagal kc

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    17. FYI may unified healthcare law napo ang Pilipinas. Google it para naman aware ka wag puro rant. Plus may malasakit centers din. Yan ang problema sa MSM mga importanteng bagong benepisyo ng mga Pilipino hindi nila nilalabas puro mga walang kakwenta kwentang balita.

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  6. Sino yung nasa gitna ng pic?

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  7. Iga nephropathy Kasi case ni Bea an autoimmune disease like lupus that attacks kidney, as long as there's no cure for that pwede sirain parin new kidney niya.. fyi there's a z package from philhealth that covers zero billing for kidney transplant basta pasok ka sa criteria nila.. that hardest part Kasi makahanap ng donor

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  8. My friend's husband had a kidney transplant around 2M nagastos nila. Tapos nireject ng katawan ng hubby nya kaya dialysis pa din until now.

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    1. Thats so sad to hear. Yun din main concern ng friend ko. Balak kasi nya sya magdodonate sa mom nya, pero pano if ireject ung kidney? Tapos yung friend ko left with one.

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  9. Walang libre guys. Subsidized meron.

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    1. She’s in Canada and there’s Universal Healthcare, nadelayed ang transplant dahil s backlog of pandemic kaya patients waited for the surgical and even cancer patients has to wait for their treatment.

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  10. Will pray for her, am a Kidney Transplant survivor 17 years!

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    1. Hi 3:28pm you're so inspiring don't me mind asking what caused your kidney failure?

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