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« Reply #100 on: December 22, 2013, 04:48:04 AM »
Thanks for the update Chris.  This sucks. But when you say that you were told at the transplant clinic 'there's nothing much they can do', you don't mean there's any trouble with your transplant do you?  this is still mainly liver?
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Natalya – Sydney, Australia
wife of Gregory, who is the kidney patient: 
1986: kidney failure at 19 years old, cause unknown
PD for a year, in-centre haemo for 4 years
Transplant 1 lasted 21 years (Lucy: 1991 - 2012), failed due to Transplant glomerulopathy
5 weeks Haemo 2012
Transplant 2 (Maggie) installed Feb 13, 2013, returned to work June 17, 2013 average crea was 130, now is 140.
Infections in June / July, hospital 1-4 Aug for infections.

Over the years:  skin cancer; thyroidectomy, pneumonia; CMV; BK; 14 surgeries
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« Reply #101 on: December 22, 2013, 11:12:12 PM »
Quote from: natnnnat on December 22, 2013, 04:48:04 AM
Thanks for the update Chris.  This sucks. But when you say that you were told at the transplant clinic 'there's nothing much they can do', you don't mean there's any trouble with your transplant do you?  this is still mainly liver?
A gratuitous hug while I'm at it:  :cuddle;

The transplant is being monitored more through test and more visits. I  now have to see them every 3 months instead of the usual 6months if hospitalized/ 1 year plan.
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« Reply #102 on: December 23, 2013, 11:44:37 AM »
Hello Chris,

Thinking of you and wishing you good luck !

Kristina.
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