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Transplant anti-rejection medications. What's your advice?

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@krsti

The liver transplant was the solution to the Celiac situation. Even though the internet tells you it does not happen that way, my Dr at the Mayo said it happens all the time. Amazing!

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Rosemary, Volunteer Mentor | @rosemarya | Jan 28 6:49pm

@krsti, I always choose to believe my Mayo Transplant Team over and above anyone else! I'm happy that this was an option for you.
I can understand how you must be enjoying your new diet, and I feel quite certain that it is why you are now struggling to control your weight. I don't have celiac, but I remember how good everything tasted to me after my transplant. Plus there was no more nausea. I'll never forget the piece of buttered toast that I had for my first breakfast, and it was heavenly! Thanks for the memory:-)
Kristi, I had my transplant at the Rochester Mayo. Where did you get your transplant?

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