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17 years post transplant

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Hi everyone! My name is Elizabeth and I am 17 years post transplant. I am doing really well. I just got my lab work back and everything is looking great! I was able to lose 40 lbs since January and now my cholesterol, triglycerides and blood pressure are all down by a lot!

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Excellent!

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kidneystories

17 years! We're not worthy!

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kahn2000 in reply tokidneystories

Lol! You are so worthy! Drinking plenty of water helps a lot.

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kidneystories in reply tokahn2000

3-4 of the large jugs my transplant center gave me everyday. As much as i can handle.

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That is wonderful! Keep up the great work!

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