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Not everyone survives kidney failure, so after a successful kidney transplant, radio and television personality Abigail Ashley has decided to thank God with a song titled, Aseda Ndwom<\/strong><\/em>.<\/p>\n On Aseda Ndwom<\/strong> featuring TMI, Abigail thanks God for sparing her life after surviving complications of kidney failure for over a decade.<\/p>\n \u201cIt is not everyone who survives kidney failure and gets back on her feet as it miraculously happened to me. It hasn’t been easy since 2007 when I was diagnosed with chronic kidney failure.<\/em><\/p>\n \u201cI went through various treatments till a kidney transplant in December 2019. It has not been a total recovery but God is seeing me through this phase so Aseda Ndwom is to thank Him for sparing my life from a health condition that many have lost their lives to<\/em>,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n Aseda Ndwom<\/strong> takes listeners through a time of sincere gratefulness to God. Abigail doesn\u2019t shy away that her current good health was the making of God.<\/p>\n She uses her story to encourage people to seek divine intervention in very difficult moments.<\/p>\n \u201c is a universal language and my song is my way of saying thank you to God for bringing me this far. Also, I love how music gives me room to express my emotions,<\/em>\u201d she noted.<\/p>\n Abigail Ashley is a television presenter, a radio host, a health advocate and the project leader and founder of Behind My Smiles Foundation, a non-governmental organisation that focuses on kidney health education.<\/p>\n In 2017, she was listed in the 50 Young Most Influential People in Ghana by Advanced Media.<\/strong><\/p>\n In 2016, 2017 and 2018, Abigail, who is host of Mo Ho Y3<\/em><\/strong>, won the Health Legends’ Award<\/strong> and in 2020, she was also honoured with Social Media Health Advocate of the Year<\/strong> award for using social media to promote health care and healthy lifestyle.<\/p>\n Watch Video Below<\/strong><\/p>\n