Amyloidosis Leads to Heart and Kidney Transplant | Harold Baines's Story

Harold Baines, MLB Hall of Famer has a genetic condition called Amyloidosis which is a rare disease characterized by a buildup of abnormal amyloid deposits in the body. As a result, he needed both a heart and kidney transplant. #HeartKidneyTransplant #JohnsHopkins #HaroldBaines
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[@ramonab2029]

Beautiful happy ending story!

[@guskaplanges1716]

Absolutely love Harold Baines and his family. Always in our Prayers 🙏

[@BoobyTrap8]

I have HATTR Amyloid Cardiomyopathy, I received a heart and liver transplant in 2016. I was diagnosed in 2014. The only problem I have had since transplant is chronic fatigue. CRISPA gene editing is the cure for rare disease now. It will very soon be mainstream. I wish you well Mr Baines, and thanks for sharing you story.

[@nicolasbreithaupt2607]

Thank you. Best regards. Nov 2022. Nov 2022. Bangkok. Thailand. I am Emergency Responder. (By the way, Bumrungrad International Hospital, are very bad Hospital). I support UNHCR. Mr. Nicolas Bre.

[@deckerbob]

I pass “Harold Baines Way” everyday going to work in St. Michaels….♥️

[@maryvangel]

Best doctors at Hopkins!

[@joyhenderson]

My name is Louis Henderson and I'm having trouble with my heart I'll be having a regular beat with my heart sometime it'll be fair sometime it'll be slow and then I'm having trouble with my pressure with my pressure go up my heart be beating my heartbeat like sometime it'd be 99 sometimes be 105 and then sometime my pressure be one 1:13 over 77 and then I wind up cuz I have to take my metopranol

[@harveydavis6346]

Yea ❤😂