hello Queenbean, I pray that all is well with your mother. I don't know where you live but in new jersey where I live is a little different. I need to have a double transplant, which Im praying will come soon but the testing requirements are less complicated but she will be fine. I will keep her in prayer and you keep her in faith. Take good care of your mother, you only get one....
I know the doctors always paint a very bleak picture of post transplant life. All the risks involved with the high dosages of anti-rejection drugs etc. can be overwhelming. But please remember it is their job to tell you every possible thing that could go wrong. I had to think about it before committing myself to go on the list, but I figured it was a chance I had to take.
Thanks Cas ... you are right ! It’s a case of weighing up the potential benefits I guess at the moment my mum can’t dress without help so even if you she could those few things on her own would give her the independence she wants .... we will see how the angiogram goes ... we will take it one step at a time
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