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What??? My doctor visit was not perfect???
I’ve had three years of follow-up visits since my transplant. That means three years of blood lab visits and three years of the 108 mile drive from my door to Lahey Hospital in Burlington, Massachusetts. And, except for … Continue reading
Posted in recovery
Tagged bp, chronic illness, healing, high blood pressure, life after transplant, liver transplant, organ donation, pressure, recovery, Scott Linscott, stress, transplant
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A tear-filled prayer that I do not want to publish
PREFACE: I do not want to publish this. It’s raw, too personal and almost invasive. But, I promised God that I would write honestly back when he “spoke” to me in May 2011. It’s my prayer. Please don’t try to fill … Continue reading
Posted in Liver disease, NASH, organ donation, Organ transplant, pain
Tagged chronic illness, Chronic pain, cirrhosis, hospital, Liver disease, marriage help, NASH, stress, transplant, unemployment
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