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Dialysis Discussion => Dialysis: Transplant Discussion => Topic started by: Cordelia on June 27, 2012, 11:43:59 AM
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I have some very dispappointing/sad news to share with you all. The Canadian Blood Services was unable to find a kidney match for my husband and I for this most recent run in June.
October will be the next run for looking for a match as these runs are only done every few months, so please keep us in your thoughts and prayers.
Even though I knew there was a risk of no match, it's still hard. You kind of hope in the back of your mind that SOMETHING will come up and its a blow when it doesn't happen.
I haven't had a good cry yet. I likely will at some point. :'(
Had they found a match during thist most recent run, this fall would have been perfect since there isn't any yucky weather until really November/December, it would have been so much more convenient from a travelling perspective to my tx hospital if I would have had surgery late this summer or early fall before the weather gets too unpredictable.....
I haven't been on the List for very long, only about a year. Who knows? Maybe a deceased donor will come my way before this paired exchange program ever works, who knows?
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So Sorry to hear this Cordelia, will keep you in my prayers xx
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sorry to hear that cordelia :'( :'(
hang in there, it may take some time but something will turn up
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:cuddle;
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oh Cordelia, I'm so sorry to hear that. Your kidney/match is out there, but I know the wait is just so very hard... A good cry will probably so you some good. Aiming my prayers at October now. :cuddle;
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It is hard not to get your hopes up, but you want the very best kidney for YOU! It will come your way!
:grouphug;
Aleta
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as much as wee all hate dialysis, i know this is disappoitning, but just look at it a a little bonus time to get everything lined up and ready for when u both do have surgery... make sure ur animals and children are taken care of, since u both are gona be out of it for a bit, and how about money put away/.. those are the concerns my hubby and i are discussing. i have my transplant july 10th, and bc we found out a few weeks ago, now he cant take his vacation, but he was thining about using FMLA to get the time off for the first few days im out of the hospital.
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Thanks, everyone. :grouphug; If anyone understands, its you guys here :grouphug; I had a good cry lastnight in my husband's arms. I really needed that yesterday.
I didn't tell anyone at my unit today. I just wasn't in the mood. I was afraid I'd bring it up and I'd start crying so I chose not to for now.
I know I'll have to say something once the doctor makes his/her rounds next month. The doctor always asks month to month what is going on. I figure since it will be in the computer on my records, once the doctor types it in the computer, word will spread around to the nurses. They can find out then.
In the meantime, if someone asks before then, I'll tell them, but I'm not going out of my way to make a point of it if no one asks upfront first. And, I feel quite fine about that.
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Oh, the disappointment must be crushing. I am so very sorry to hear this, but this DOES NOT MEAN that you will never get your match! Nothing about ESRD really goes to plan. Remember, someone else is looking for YOU, waiting for YOU, hoping for YOU to match them. You will be the answer to their prayers. :cuddle;
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:thx; MM! :cuddle;
I am hoping so! :cuddle;
Thanks so much for your encouraging words, they mean a lot to me! :cuddle;