Jordan Rhodes has been on the hunt for a kidney since his last rejection more than three years ago.
'I can't let this end any other way than life': Fayetteville 8-year-old boy running out of time for kidney match
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Since our story aired, Jordan's grandmother, Deborah Jones, says Wake Forest Baptist Health has received more than 1,200 donor packet requests.
Health officials told Deborah its the largest response they've ever seen, even running out of official envelopes to send to people.
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That failed attempt in 2016 has left his antibodies at a 99.9 percent chance of rejection, meaning it's essentially impossible to find a match.
But Deborah is looking to see if Jordan can qualify for some procedures at Mayo Clinic in Minnesota to bring that percentage down.
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If that succeeds, Jordan's body could possibly accept a kidney that doesn't meet the standard.
Jordan needs a donor with a Type A or Type O blood type.
To get a donor packet, you can send an email to livingdonation@wakehealth.edu and request the kit.