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Two years after announcing his renal kidney failure diagnosis, ex-NBA star Nate Robinson has admitted he 'doesn't have long to live' if he can't find a replacement.
Robinson, an 11-year NBA vet who played for the likes of the Knicks, Celtics and Bulls, has spent the last four years searching for a kidney - and shared he'd only survive a 'week or two' without a dialysis machine.
'I know that I don't have long if I can't get a kidney,' Robinson exclusively told Mail Sport. 'I know I'm not going to have long to live. So I just want to make the best of it as much as I can.
He continued, 'Some people's body reject dialysis. And thank God that mine accepts it and I can live... if I didn't go to dialysis, I wouldn't live probably longer than a week or two. So it's serious, can't miss a day. I go in for four hours, three days a week, four hours a day. And they clean my blood to get my toxins out. And they help me out a lot because that's how I'm living.'
Robinson, who spoke on behalf of Bet365, shared that he deals with frequent, painful vomiting as part of his disease, which often leaves him hospitalized for a day or two.
Nate Robinson wowed fans over his 11-year NBA career, winning three Dunk Contests
Now, the former Knicks and Celtics guard is fighting to stay alive with renal kidney failure
It's no surprise, then, that he described his current
