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Author Topic: URGENT REQUEST FOR SOMEONE LIVING IN OR NEAR ORLANDO, FL  (Read 2225 times)
amanda100wilson
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« on: January 17, 2014, 02:13:39 PM »

Him! we have we have come down to Universal Studios in Orlando, Flirida as a surprise for my son's birthday.  Unfortunately I have forgotten cartridges.  I dialyzed yesterday morning and my nurse tells me that she cannot get cartridges to me until Sunday, which is too long.  None of the local pharmacies hold kaelexate and I am extremely worried that this anyone who lives in this area, that would be able to key me have a couple of theirs.  I use the 170c?  The one with the access pressure pod for short daily but at a push, a 171B would do (better than missing dialysis.  If you do, can you give me a call on 678 227 8942, or respond to me with via here with contact details.  Alternatively my e-mail is amanda100wilson@hotmail.com..,  thank you so much. :shy;
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« Reply #1 on: January 17, 2014, 02:26:39 PM »

I'm in Oregon, so I can't help, but is it an option to have a neighbor go into your house to get them and overnight them to you or even drive them to the airport and put them on a  plane? I doube airlines allow anaccompanied luggage, but maybe with a medical release they'd accept it?  :flower;
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1972: Diagnosed with "chronic kidney disease" (no specific diagnosis)
1994: Diagnosed with FSGS
September 2011: On transplant list with 15 - 20% function
September 2013: ~7% function. Started PD dialysis
February 11, 2014: Transplant from deceased donor. Creatinine 0.57 on 2/13/2014
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