Sen. Kelly Hancock opens up about rare kidney disease, as he advocates for Texas bill to increase living organ donors
April 6, 2023For 30 years, Sen. Kelly Hancock kept his battle with a rare genetic kidney disease quiet.
For 30 years, Sen. Kelly Hancock kept his battle with a rare genetic kidney disease quiet.
When he learned his kidney was a match for his father-in-law, state Sen. Kelly Hancock, Greg Cox said he didn’t hesitate.
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Texas Sen. Kelly Hancock is recovering after a successful kidney transplant on Wednesday, according to his office.
Senator Kelly Hancock of North Richland Hills has had a rare kidney disease for more than 30 years. Earlier today he had surgery to receive a donated kidney from his son-in-law.
Before Wednesday, few people knew State Sen. Kelly Hancock (R-North Richland Hills) had been diagnosed with a rare kidney disease for more than three decades.
