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Organ Donation and Transplant: What is Your story?
Transplants | Last Active: Sep 24, 2022 | Replies (84)Comment receiving replies
@gaylea1 I am truly sorry to hear of the problems you have been having. We all figure that once we have a transplant our problems are behind us but that's not so for everyone, you obviously being one of those people.
Laying low is what we all have to do for now. With your problems will you be able to get the vaccine? If so hopefully that will give you a bit more leeway in being able to do a few non-demanding things. Lockdown is not pleasant for any of us. I find that some days depression suddenly sets in with no provocation.
Stay strong and hopefully, the future will be better for you. We are here for you.
Hugs, JK
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@contentandwell you are always so understanding and full of positivity. I've always appreciated your support. There are just so many new people full of hope and questions that I don't like to drag my story on and on but that is just what seems to be happening. Post transplant I've just had so many problems from diabetes (post transplant) skin cancer shingles 5 ERCPs pancreatitis and over 12 hospital stays lasting no less than 10 days each. Now I can't digest food as my pancreas has been messed about with so much. I'm back on domperidone and lansaprozole to try and sort this out. I am actively isolating as Ontario is in lockdown but I also moved cities to look after my 86 year old Mum. Right now she's healthier than me 😔