Freddie Jackson Shares Kidney Disease Diagnosis: ‘Not Facing it Alone’

Renowned R&B singer Freddie Jackson recently opened up about a significant health challenge he’s facing. In a heartfelt video shared on September 4th via his social media channels, Jackson, 67, revealed that he has been diagnosed with kidney disease. Known for his chart-topping hits in the 1980s like “You Are My Lady” and “Jam Tonight”, Jackson is now embarking on a new mission to spread awareness about kidney health and support those affected by this often silent but dangerous disease. “I have been diagnosed with kidney disease,” Jackson shared in his video. “This journey has had its challenges, but I’ve decided to face it with openness and resilience.” In his message, Jackson highlighted the importance of sharing his experience not just as part of his personal story, but as a way to make a positive impact in raising awareness about kidney health. He announced his partnership with the National Kidney Foundation, a leading organization in the fight against kidney disease, as a way to reach and support more people affected by the condition. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Freddie Jackson (@mrfreddiejackson) What is Kidney Disease? Kidney disease, as explained by the Mayo Clinic, is characterized by...