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Can efgr improve drastically?

Kidney & Bladder | Last Active: May 18 8:31am | Replies (33)

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@syedlaeeqahmed

Thank you so much, Ginger — your kind words really touched me. Honestly, the journey has been emotionally draining at times. Our nephrologist is considered one of the top in the country, but he's not the best at really listening or explaining things in detail, which has been a bit frustrating.

That said, with your help and the research I've been doing, I've started feeling a lot more confident. Once we get the latest test results on Thursday, I’m planning to very slowly reintroduce small portions — like 1/4th servings — of different food items into my father's diet. He’s been through a lot, and I can’t help but feel heartbroken seeing him restricted like this.

And yes, you’re so right — managing all this while eating alone, locked in a room at midnight, trying not to let him see or smell the food… it’s one of the hardest parts. But I’m hopeful. Really thankful for your support and guidance — it means more than I can say. 🙏

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@syedlaeeqahmed I am sure your father understands why you feel the need to secret yourself away to eat the foods he cannot. Perhaps sharing time together, each of you eating what is allowed, will be a bonding time for you? There are foods I cannot eat, but my husband does. It makes me feel less of a sacrifice to see him enjoy his diet!

Often we find our doctors cannot express their thoughts or ideas in a way that we as patients understand. Sometimes a gentle reminder to them that we don't have the intense training they do, that we need to hear it in terms we understand, will help.

I look forward to hearing good progress for your father!
Ginger