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Dialysis Discussion => Dialysis: Transplant Discussion => Topic started by: StarryNight16 on April 27, 2018, 02:13:12 PM
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I'm mid-process in donating a kidney to my wife. Just waiting to hear about the latest test results from the doctors. Just checking in.
I want to also say thanks to the people on this forum. I've really appreciated all of your posts.
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Wow, good luck to you both, Cas
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Good luck to you both!
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Just found out that surgery will be NEXT MONTH which is CRAZY QUICK. They have to do a final cross-check and some more lab work, I guess... Anyways, wish me luck!
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Wishing you and your wife all the luck in the world StarryNight16
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Love, luck and strength, Cas
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Whoo Hoo!!
St Louis news just yesterday, or the day before, a Lady donated a kidney to her Husband last month. All Good!
She is now pregnant!
They are VERY Happy!
Use protection.
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Good luck to you and your wife with the surgery.
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Good luck, hope it all goes well.
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Yay! Wishing all goes smoothly. Best of luck to you both.
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Thanks, everyone, for your kind wishes, and I hope that you, too, will all get some good news in your lives. We could all use some.
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Hi everyone, I’m in the hospital recovering from the surgery, and my wife now has a new kidney!!! Woo-hoo!
On to the next stage of our lives, which I can’t imagine,
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Congratulations to the two of you!
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It’s been a hell of a ride, and it ain’t over yet! Thanks again for your kind words, everyone,
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This is wonderful news! Just because your wife now has a new kidney doesn't mean there is no longer a place for you on this forum. As a living donor, you have a LOT to offer, and of course we could learn a lot from your wife's new post transplant adventures. So please do keep us posted, OK!
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That's FANTASTIC NEWS!!
Best of luck to the both of you!
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Love, luck and strength, Cas
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Wow, StarryNight16. That's wonderful! :flower; I hope you and she recover without complications and start living a more normal life together. Congratulations on taking the plunge!
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Congrats! It's an awesome feeling isn't it? (being a donor)
Good luck with your recovery and if you had the same surgery as me (laparoscopic) don't drink any fizzy pop like coke, etc for at least a month.
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Fantastic news hope u and your wife are doing well xx
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Home from the hospital now. It’s still a long road but I finally feel like we are walking in the right direction.
May we all be able to keep walking. My thanks to you all.
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Enjoy your time back home!
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Thanks everyone for your kind words.
BUT WHY DOES RECOVERY FROM SURGERY TAKE SO DAMN LONG? It's been nine days, and I know, big surgery, give yourself time to rest, I get it, and I know I'm lucky that we were able to do this.
But for Pete's sake, I get tired walking up the stairs, and I can't even do laundry. Good thing we have family with us for two weeks, but after that we're on our own so I just hope I'm ready.
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Crazy eh? My surgeon told me that the first month I would just find myself needing to nap just all of a sudden. I thought to myself, weird that happens to some people. Won't happen to me. But then it did, for about four weeks like he said. I would have to lie down at 1:30 one day, then 5:00 the next day, then be fine one day, back to napping at 3:00 the day after. I was all over the map. And I was going to bed at 9pm and sleeping until 7 or 8am daily.
Then it stopped. All of a sudden I remember thinking hey, I haven't had a nap for a few days now.