Ashley Somics's guest appearances

Ashley Somics

Dare to Find Your V*O*I*C*E

Alissa Daire Nelson

Lisa Nichols

Heather Choate

Kim Ades

David TS Wood

Lori Jackson

Tracy O'Malley

Katrina Sawa

Mary Cravets

Michelle Den Boer

Brittani Nelson

Terrie Christine

Jon Porman

Casey Plouffe

Holly Porter

OwlTail

Ashely Somics is a two time kidney transplant recipient, 1999 and 2016. A former classroom teacher, turned social movement creator/director of Get Loud for Kidneys. Get Loud For Kidneys is all about finding your voice within the area of kidney awareness.  Ashley inspires people with stories from recipients, donors, and family members and helps empower them to GET LOUD about their own connection to kidney disease. Her main goal is to humanize kidney disease and to help create human connections of kindness, compassion, to give people hope and create change.Ashley was diagnosed with kidney disease in junior high school and had to start dialysis. She was very private about her health all through her life up until she needed a new kidney and no family member was able to help. She turned to social media and got loud about her need. This opened her eyes to the fact that she wasn't alone in her fight and that people did care about her and were willing to help.You can find out more information about Get Loud for Kidneys on their website www.getloudforkidneys.org, Twitter @GetLoud4Kidneys &amp; Facebook @GetLoudForKidneys

Ashely Somics is a two time kidney transplant recipient, 1999 and 2016. A former classroom teacher, turned social movement creator/director of Get Loud for Kidneys. Get Loud For Kidneys is all about finding your voice within the area of kidney awareness.  Ashley inspires people with stories from recipients, donors, and family members and helps empower them to GET LOUD about their own connection to kidney disease. Her main goal is to humanize kidney disease and to help create human connections of kindness, compassion, to give people hope and create change.<br/><br/>Ashley was diagnosed with kidney disease in junior high school and had to start dialysis. She was very private about her health all through her life up until she needed a new kidney and no family member was able to help. She turned to social media and got loud about her need. This opened her eyes to the fact that she wasn't alone in her fight and that people did care about her and were willing to help.<br/><br/>You can find out more information about Get Loud for Kidneys on their website <a href="http://www.getloudforkidneys.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.getloudforkidneys.org</a>, Twitter @GetLoud4Kidneys &amp; Facebook @GetLoudForKidneys

The Power of Getting Loud: An Interview with Ashley Somics