This is awesome news and im positively bursting at the seems with happiness for you babe L:)
Keep us updated hun!!!!
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by Mrsnanomaker » Sun Feb 05, 2006 6:33 pm
thats great news hun *hugs* I'll keep praying that her recovery goes well
LYLAS hun *hugs again*
LYLAS hun *hugs again*
I'm back and ready to roll!
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by Innari » Sat Aug 12, 2006 9:56 pm
Here's some 6 month thread necromancy for you.
Recently I have had a couple questions about how my mom is doing.
So here's the catch all update:
She's doing utterly fantastic.
She no longer has to do physical therapy. She's getting about on her own just fine. A little tired maybe, but doing well.
She was in the hospital until just before Mother's Day. She's now down to 1 appointment in Boston every 2 months.
So suffice to say, she's vibrant and healthy (for a transplant patient 6 months later) and doing absolutely wonderful.
Thank you again everyone for your support over this time
You are family to me and have supported me wonderfully. Thank you.
Recently I have had a couple questions about how my mom is doing.
So here's the catch all update:
She's doing utterly fantastic.
She no longer has to do physical therapy. She's getting about on her own just fine. A little tired maybe, but doing well.
She was in the hospital until just before Mother's Day. She's now down to 1 appointment in Boston every 2 months.
So suffice to say, she's vibrant and healthy (for a transplant patient 6 months later) and doing absolutely wonderful.
Thank you again everyone for your support over this time
You are family to me and have supported me wonderfully. Thank you.-
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by Firia » Sat Aug 12, 2006 10:30 pm
So something this grand, 6 year thread necromancy would be perfectly acceptable. 
It's so great to hear that she's doing so well so soon. I hear so much death, and the good crumbling to bad that when something bad pulls a 180 and bee lines for great, it makes me beam! 
Awesome news Dani!
It's so great to hear that she's doing so well so soon.
I hear so much death, and the good crumbling to bad that when something bad pulls a 180 and bee lines for great, it makes me beam!
Awesome news Dani!
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by Mynka » Sun Aug 13, 2006 6:04 pm
Wow, I hadn't seen this until now but It's super great to hear things went well for you and your family! *huggles Dani super tight* *huggles mommy but not to tight!*
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by Innari » Sun Feb 04, 2007 8:20 am
*waves her thread necromancy wand*
For background information see here:
http://www.gridstream.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6907
and here:
http://www.gridstream.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=8168
And now for the new stuff:
**UPDATE**
It's been 1 full year (to the day) since my mother's transplant.
Before my family went through this ordeal, I was very skeptical about the transplant system and how it worked. However, I always listed myself as an organ donor on my IDs.
My mother is completely healthy. Sure she's a little tired in the afternoons, but what 51 year old woman isn't?
She's on medication, of course, and is religious about it. Which is good.
Lahey Clinic considers her a miracle case. They actually have her talking to people waiting on the list for liver transplants, and patients who have had transplants but are having a hard time recovering.
She amazes me. Today is her new birthday. Her second chance at life. She amazes me every single day. She is lucky, and so am I.
For background information see here:
http://www.gridstream.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6907
and here:
http://www.gridstream.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=8168
And now for the new stuff:
**UPDATE**
It's been 1 full year (to the day) since my mother's transplant.
Before my family went through this ordeal, I was very skeptical about the transplant system and how it worked. However, I always listed myself as an organ donor on my IDs.
My mother is completely healthy. Sure she's a little tired in the afternoons, but what 51 year old woman isn't?
She's on medication, of course, and is religious about it. Which is good.
Lahey Clinic considers her a miracle case. They actually have her talking to people waiting on the list for liver transplants, and patients who have had transplants but are having a hard time recovering.
She amazes me. Today is her new birthday. Her second chance at life. She amazes me every single day. She is lucky, and so am I.
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by Ashval » Sun Feb 04, 2007 2:44 pm
Danyoo wrote:*waves her thread necromancy wand*
For background information see here:
http://www.gridstream.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6907
and here:
http://www.gridstream.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=8168
And now for the new stuff:
**UPDATE**
It's been 1 full year (to the day) since my mother's transplant.
Before my family went through this ordeal, I was very skeptical about the transplant system and how it worked. However, I always listed myself as an organ donor on my IDs.
My mother is completely healthy. Sure she's a little tired in the afternoons, but what 51 year old woman isn't?
She's on medication, of course, and is religious about it. Which is good.
Lahey Clinic considers her a miracle case. They actually have her talking to people waiting on the list for liver transplants, and patients who have had transplants but are having a hard time recovering.
She amazes me. Today is her new birthday. Her second chance at life. She amazes me every single day. She is lucky, and so am I.
*hugs Dani* I know this was a rough road for you to walk, and I'm damn happy that things have worked out for you and your family.
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by Jugsmalone » Sun Feb 04, 2007 4:34 pm
You are a very very lucky girl. I am happy for such wonderful news
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