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humminbird replied to Kate's discussion 'Overwhemed by emotions accepting a living donor kidney'
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Lorrine said… Thank You for adding me as a friend. Take Care!
Forest (Eugene) said… I am sorry I took so long to reply to you! I am so glad that your kidney is working well for you! What a wonderful gift to give! That is very precious! Hope you had a wonderful Christmas and New Year! We sure did! Life can be so short, and it is so precious! I don't take a second for granted anymore. Very thankful to my Donor Family, who I don't know, and my wonderful surgeons and nurses at St. Louis University Hospital. They are Awesome!
Yes, Leah and I are dog people, and we now have two, a 13 yr old datsun, Jasmine, and a 5 yr old Pit bull, Morgan, who we rescued while on vacation in Mobile, Al. in 2007. She looked like a Jack Russel terrier when we first saw her, walking around, abandoned by someone. She was so skinny, and had worms, and a fish hook embedded in her left paw! We could not leave her like she was, so we had the vet there in Orange Beach, remove the fish hook, and we took her home a few days later, after our vacation was over. She is such a sweet dog! Funny thing, she is so afraid of helium filled balloons! I hope you are doing well! God Bless!
Forest (Eugene) said… Hello, Nice to meet you and I hope you are doing well. I am about 12 weeks post transplant, liver and kidney, doing very well now. Taking the prograf and Cellcept plus other meds too. I have some slight numbness in my left foot and toes, but I hear that is normal. How long ago were you transplanted? My transplant was a two day event. I had a wound-vac place over the site, as my surgeon wanted to check everything out the next day before closing me up. I had a double-jump graft on my liver, due to congenital deformity on my hepatic artery. I had PSC, which caused my liver to start failing. I also have U/C, but have been asymptomatic with it for over 12 years now. Still take Asacol.
Jenessa said… Hello HumminBird
I love your nickname. Welcome aboard! You have joined a nice group of people here. If you have any questions please write to me by clicking on send a message on your My Place page.
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