Need a donation for his kidney!

I have a friend who need a new kidney but I'm not a match blood. His is type blood "O" and I'm blood type B+. Here's a letter from Hubert's friend says:

"There is a person in need of a kidney.  He is not hearing impaired but desperately needs a kidney.  Here is a little background information.... His name is Hubert Allred.  He was diagnosed with acute kidney failure due to previously undiagnosed high blood pressure (hypertension) back in 2001. Preserving what kidney function he had was accomplished with a strict renal diet of foods.  This helped for only 2 years and in 2003, Hubert had to go on dialysis.  It took him several attempts to obtain disability status with Medicare and they required him to be placed on at home peritoneal dialysis. He had tubes places in his stomach and he had to drain fluid from his abdomen daily.  Unfortunately, he got peritonitis every month which is a serious infection in the lining of his stomach.

The tubes in his abdomen were replaced with tubes hanging from his upper chest and he was placed on hemodialysis. Eventually, he had surgery to create an arteriovenous fistula in his arm. This is where a vein is attached to an artery so they can access his bloodstream and clean his blood of toxins and remove excess fluids.

Hubert is currently on transplant lists with three hospitals; University of Alabama at Birmingham, Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville, and Methodist University Hospital here in Memphis. He recently had a very generous neighbor who agreed to donate a kidney to Hubert and this neighbor turned out to be an exact match. Unfortunately, the neighbor was disqualified from donating his kidney due to a previously undiagnosed medical issue. So, Hubert's hopes were dashed and he is back on the waiting list for a kidney.

Here are some of the particulars with donating a kidney:

You would be sent to one of the medical centers for a "work up" which includes blood work, ct scan of kidneys, EKG, chest x-ray. This is not all inclusive and other tests may be warranted.  You do not pay for ANYTHING. The total bill for all these tests are paid for by Hubert's insurance. If it turns out that you are an exact match, then the doctors would talk with you about scheduling a time for the surgery. Typically, the donor would be in the hospital after surgery for about 2 days and depending on the type of job you have, you would be off from work for no less than 2-3 weeks.

So, with all this information in mind, if there is anyone out there who is blood type O and willing to donate one of their kidneys to Hubert, you would be a true angel sent from God to help someone live a normal life again.

Please respond back if you are interested and we can put you in touch with the donor coordinator who can give you more information.

Thank you VERY much and God Bless!!."