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Celebrity biographer and Scrivere coach, Randy Jernigan, this week admitted to a national radio audience that he has recently suffered total kidney failure, resulting in weekly dialysis and a drastic change in his life and schedule.

The 'Losing to Win!' autore has been forced to postpone a number of professional commitments this month, explaining that his life was "turned upside down" when two cuore attacks and renal failure cause him to be placed on weekly kidney dialysis for his survival

"This anno has been a rough one for me,": the autore confessed to his radio audience. "The good news is I'm back working and back home with my family and I'm taking care of my health issues and making great progress on my road to recovery," Jernigan added.

According to the American Kidney Fund website, "Kidney Failure, also known as end-stage renal disease, is the last stage of chronic kidney disease.

When your kidneys fail, it means they have stopped working well enough for te to survive dialysis o a kidney transplant," the site explained.

Randy is best known as a celebrity biographer, Scrivere coach, and screenwriter. His 'The Life and Career of Marie Osmond' tome hit several best-seller lists and he recently released the cover art to his upcoming "Ellen DeGeneres" bio on his personal social media pages.

On a personal note, Randy is my Scrivere coach, mentor, and very dear friend. My cuore and prayers are with him for his speedy recovery.

M.Collins, Nina Bushe
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For a lot of people with chronic disease, the inability to work is a difficult and frustrating reality. Contrary to common misconceptions that not working must be "nice." o must be like taking an "extended vacation," the lack of a job for medical reasons can have significant consequences on a person's sense if identity--not to mentions finances and interpersonal relationships.

Writer Randy Jernigan recently shed some light on this reality while he was a guest on Donny Max's 'Lets Talk About It' radio program out of Seattle. Randy, who has been diagnosed with End Stage Renal Failure, Chronic...
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