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Matthew 19:26 | Podcast Producer | DJ | Radio Presenter | Kidney Donation Advocate | Kidney Failure, in need of a kidney transplant | founder of @wearetheACKEE

London / Margate
Joined May 2009
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Candice McKenzie
3 months
What a night! I had the most incredible time DJing at Wonky Gospel at the BBE store on Friday. Huge love & thanks to Andy @yamwho and Toni @TheShowfa for inviting me to play & big love and thanks to everyone that came out What a system πŸ”ˆI cannot wait to play at BBE again! 🎧🎡
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Candice McKenzie
4 months
As someone living with kidney failure I am never going to stop beating this drum. I will do whatever I can to ensure it doesn’t happen to you. How proactive are you about your kidney health? Are you aware of the different stages of kidney disease and their impact?
@wearetheACKEE
African Caribbean Kidney Education Enterprise β„’
4 months
At The African Caribbean Kidney Education Enterprise β„’ we aim to reduce kidney disease in the Black community through awareness, education & support. Read about the different stages of kidney disease and how you can manage your health on our website πŸ–€πŸ’›
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Candice McKenzie
4 months
@ExampleJulius @officialmuyiwa Thank you Julius! πŸ™ŒπŸΏπŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰
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Candice McKenzie
4 months
On DAB and online - with you until 11pm, tune in!
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Candice McKenzie
4 months
As someone living w/ kidney failure, I want to stress the importance of understanding kidney health, especially for African Caribbean communities who are at higher risk. Recognising the warning signs & taking prompt action can prevent serious complications
@wearetheACKEE
African Caribbean Kidney Education Enterprise β„’
4 months
Kidney disease is common in African Caribbean communities. If you have fatigue, low appetite, swollen ankles, or changes in urination, ask your GP for a kidney test Regular check-ups and listening to your body can prevent complications 🫘 #KidneyHealth
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5 months
RT @wearetheACKEE: For Organ Donation Week (23-29 Sept) and 30 years of the NHS Organ Donor Register, our Founder & Director Candice McKenz…
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6 months
RT @wearetheACKEE: As someone who lives w/ end stage renal disease & relies on dialysis, our Founder @MissCMcKenzie understands the importa…
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Candice McKenzie
6 months
I urge you to consider how your everyday habits might harm your kidneys. This is especially important for people in the Black African Caribbean community as we are 5x more likely to develop kidney disease than other groups Visit: for more info
@wearetheACKEE
African Caribbean Kidney Education Enterprise β„’
6 months
Did you know that your everyday habits might be silently harming your kidneys? Learn how small changes can protect these vital organs, especially if you're Black African Caribbean Knowledge is power! πŸ’ͺ🏿🌱 Visit:
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Candice McKenzie
7 months
@FunkButcher Thank you for reposting β€οΈπŸ™πŸΏ
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Candice McKenzie
7 months
Full interview on YouTube: or wherever you get your podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts
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Candice McKenzie
7 months
Did you know taking simple steps can make a huge difference in preventing kidney disease? How many of these 8 key actions are part of your routine? Visit the @wearetheACKEE website to learn more and protect your kidney health
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African Caribbean Kidney Education Enterprise β„’
7 months
Did you know kidney disease can silently harm your health? Here are 8 important things you can do to protect your kidneys from disease How many are you already following? Learn more: πŸ–€πŸ’›
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Candice McKenzie
7 months
How proactive are you about your kidney health? Are you aware of the different stages of kidney disease and their impact? What steps are you taking to stay informed? Early knowledge can make a big difference. Discover more with @wearetheackee:
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African Caribbean Kidney Education Enterprise β„’
7 months
At The African Caribbean Kidney Education Enterprise β„’ we aim to reduce kidney disease in the Black community through awareness, education & support. Read about the different stages of kidney disease and how you can manage your health on our website πŸ–€πŸ’›
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Candice McKenzie
7 months
Did you know there are specific symptoms that could indicate advanced Chronic Kidney Disease? What steps do you take to look after your kidney health? Learn more with @wearetheACKEE Visit our website for more info:
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African Caribbean Kidney Education Enterprise β„’
7 months
(1/2) Warning! If you have any of the following symptoms it's crucial to ask your doctor for a kidney function test immediately. Early detection can make all the difference. Symptoms include fatigue, trouble sleeping, poor appetite, swollen ankles/feet, and changes in urination
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Candice McKenzie
8 months
Did you know your kidneys do more than just filter waste? At @wearetheACKEE we’re excited to unveil our new kidney health page! Discover how these vital organs keep you healthy and why kidney health is crucial. Learn more now by visiting our website
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African Caribbean Kidney Education Enterprise β„’
8 months
Your kidneys may be small, but they are mighty! They filter around 180 litres of blood daily, control blood pressure, remove waste and keep bones healthy! Understanding kidney health is crucial, especially for African Caribbean communities. Learn more: οΏ½πŸ’›
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Candice McKenzie
8 months
Did you know that Black people wait 6 months longer on average for a kidney transplant than white people? I've personally waited over 2 years (730+ days), and NHS data shows the median wait for Black patients is 649 days I write more about this here
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African Caribbean Kidney Education Enterprise β„’
8 months
Yes, unfortunately it's true. This stark reality is highlighted in the NHS Blood and Transplant Annual Report 2022/2023 on Ethnicity Differences This is why it is so important that you stay informed to avoid becoming part of this statistic Read more πŸ–€πŸ’›
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8 months
RT @wearetheACKEE: Yes, unfortunately it's true. This stark reality is highlighted in the NHS Blood and Transplant Annual Report 2022/2023…
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