So, I decided to be daring today and hit the road for something other than Dr visits. I have visited Sarah, but this was my first "public appearance".
I met my dad, mom and niece for lunch. Chris was kind enough to drive me, and it was very painful, but I really liked the idea of being normal again.
I made it all the way through the meal, although I was very uncomfortable, I was glad I went. I came home, immediately took some additional pain medication and am now comfortably resting in my bed.
On a positive note, my kidneys are working so well, I get to drop 2 rejection medications in the morning. That means I am down to 15 pills before breakfast. I will celebrate each pill I decrease!
Cath
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A miracle in its initial stage
Welcome to my blog. This is to capture my trip to UCSF for my kidney transplant and beyond. I hope it helps keep my friends and family connected..as well as helps someone else who either is having or knows someone who is having a transplant.
"Difficulty is actually the atmosphere surrounding a miracle or a miracle in its inital stage"
L.B. Cowman
"Difficulty is actually the atmosphere surrounding a miracle or a miracle in its inital stage"
L.B. Cowman
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2 comments:
Dear Cath,
What a good day for you! I am so excited that you are out and about and getting back to your routine. I know it will be painful for a while, but that passes too. I know. I look forward to seeing you next month. Keep getting better each day and keeping us posted.
Much love, Karen H
Look forward to seeing you.
Love
Cath
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