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threerrr3, I feel sure that this is going to be an exceptional Holiday Season for you and your family. You and your sister will be are starting the New Year with a blessed spirit of hope and love.
This is wonderful news to hear from you, and I want to tell you how much I appreciate that you have shared it here in the transplant group. I am following your story closely because I, too, am living with aransplanted organs and have been taking anti rejection meds for nearly 10 years.
When I was in Rochester in 2009, my husband and I stayed at the Gift of Life House for nearly 11 weeks. We were extremely pleased with our stay. In addition to a comfortable, clean environment, we enjoyed the support and friendship of the other guests. I want to share a recent blog post from Transplant Pages, for anyone who wants to learn more.
-Transplant Hospitality Houses - A Home Away From Home
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/page/transplant/newsfeed/transplant-hospitality-houses-a-home-away-from-home/
You and your sister might want to review these articles.
-Living Kidney Donation Surgery: Play-by-Play
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/page/transplant/tab/newsfeed/
-Countdown to Living Donor Surgery: Key Steps
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/page/transplant/tab/newsfeed/
@threerrr3 Congrats on the long-lived liver transplant. Yes, the anti-rejection meds play havoc on the kidneys. My suggestion is to ask the transplant coordinator for their thoughts on your upcoming stay and recovery. Congratulations on having a living donor in your sister!
Ginger