Glad to report that Jim is improving this evening and was able to eat. He also gave his presentation as scheduled this afternoon. Jim is scheduled to return home tomorrow. Keeping my fingers crossed.
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You beautiful, beautiful person. I’m trying to control my fear right now as my health faces new obstacles, and to find out that you’ve gotten to the point of losing both lungs, and hanging on for so long afterward, -and- not allowing it to keep you from living your life, is beyond inspirational.
It does a lot to keep my perspective healthy.
Hey, just checking in…congrats on the 2 yr anniversary. My mom’s husband had a double lung transplant a year ago. That’s actually why I was searching online for various blogs for “community” purposes we’re looking for a group to join for the online support and encouragment for people dealing with lung transplants…any ideas?
check out my step-dad’s blog:
http://www.martysnewlungs.blogspot.com
(I think that’s his link, if not, I have it on my blog, I always get his confused for some reason…)
Great blog, very encouraging to read..
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