New Transplant Blog Posts
Hello everyone,
We hope this finds everyone well today! We have started this discussion today to announce a new blog post. Every week, we will reply to this discussion to let you know when something new is published. Watch for new information often!
Have a productive and enjoyable week!
- Kristin
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@lcamino thanks, I hope so. The last TKR did help because I was limping really, really badly and in pain 24/7 but I have never been really happy with it due to it hurts and I cannot flex it well. Hopefully this time, with a different surgeon, will be better. He's another doctor that I really like, thankfully. He's really nice. When he has had something to say to me he calls me himself, not a nurse or someone in his office and he never rushes you despite that he is quite renown.
JK
I'm out of the surgery and feel very thankful! I'm told the transplant went well. Recovery has and is VERY tough am I'm not out of the woods yet, but feel reached I the top of the top of the very difficult battle and want to thank you al. I'm still in I.C.U.
Please excuse spelling. Pain Meds
THANK YOU !!
@davidgenebarnes
I'm so pleased that you have your new liver. I wish you continued good progress!
Teresa
Hi JK, @contentandwell
Your doctor sounds wonderful!
Teresa
Hi JK, @contentandwell
You should be the poster-child for transplants! I'm so pleased for you.
Teresa
@davidgenebarnes - Always good to hear from you. Hang in there. Mayo knows what they are doing and your wife is by your side cheering you on. Don't be strong for her. Let her know what you need because I'm sure she wants to help you. Rest up.
Lynn
@davidgenebarnes David, I am so happy for you. Transplants really are the light at the end of the tunnel.
If you think your spelling is bad you should have seen some of the emails I sent when hospitalized and recovering from HE episodes!
JK
@hopeful33250 So far I think he really is great. I have been fortunate with almost all of my doctors in Boston. I find it interesting that so many people up here in NH figure that the doctors in Boston are cold and distant and I find just the opposite to be true. They are great down there. My niece just had appointments yesterday with two MGH doctors, she has just found out she has "triple negative breast cancer" and she really loved the doctors and they filled her with optimism.
JK
@hopeful33250 I think my husband thinks so too and and he thinks my surgeon is fond of me because my I am his "star patient" -- not something my surgeon has said, just something my husband thinks.
JK
Congratulations on your transplant @davidgenebarnes! Best wishes to you for a speedy recovery!