During the first half of the program we were joined by a woman who is in need of a new kidney. One the second portion of the show, Juvenile Court Judge Donna Scott Davenport looks back at the life of Circuit Court Judge Keith Siskin, who passed away this past July.

Segment 1:

Sarah, who lives in Smyrna, Tennessee, undergoes about four hours of dialysis three times per week. She has held onto that schedule for the past two years or longer. She needs a new kidney and she is on the list to receive one, but it takes time - a lot of it.

Listen to this 8 minute and 15 second interview of what it's like to undergo dialysis treatment three times weekly as she waits for good news.

Of course, you could help her with that good news by calling the Vanderbilt Kidney Donation Center and volunteering to donate your kidney.

If you would like to learn how you can donate or to see if you are a match, CLICK HERE today. You can also call the Vanderbilt Kidney Transplant Center at 615-936-0695.

Segment 2:

Juvenile Court Judge Donna Scott Davenport looks back on the life of Judge Keith Siskin in Rutherford County.

Gamble Funeral Home in Savannah, Georgia is in charge of the arrangements with the burial there. The date and time for the service has not been set. A celebration of Judge Siskin's life will be held in Murfreesboro at World Outreach Church.

The celebration of life for The Honorable Keith Siskin will be August 12 at World Outreach Church. Visitation with the family at 9AM and service at 10AM.

In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation via CrohnsColitisFoundation.org or postal mail at Crohn's & Colitis Foundation, National Processing Center - Post Office Box 1245, Albert Lea, Minnesota 56007.