Welcome, I am using this blog to keep people updated on the health status of me and the journey for me along the way of transplant.
I was admitted to Barnes on the 23rd of October and was not discharged till the 10th of November! The time period allowed for the longest hospitalization of my adult CF journey. During this stay it was realized that double lung transplant was probably the most viable option to getting better. I ended up spending 36 hours in the ICU and was put on continuous bi-pap machine, now which I only use to sleep with. I was worked up by the transplant team and decided I wanted to do transplant.
One week after being discharged and spending some time in Joplin wrapping things up I am back in the hospital (admitted 11/19/10) and trying to get things aligned so that people can keep updated with me.
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I'll be praying! Let me know if there's anything we can do. I have a few contacts with the CFF if you need any fundraising done; or other help!
ReplyDeleteHey Adam, it's Loretta Rose. I couldn't figure out the URL business, so I did the anonymous. I am sure I'll figure it out eventually ;-) Thank you so much for starting this blog. I will be sure my bro-in-law sees it too! So, are you on the list and you are waiting for a lung? I am glad you decided to try a transplant and I am praying for you! Take care and God bless!
ReplyDeleteHi Adam! It's "Mandar" here-so glad you have this bog set up so we can be updated better! :-) We have you on our prayer request list at church and have been sending prayers your way! We are also hoping to come visit you very soon- Kaylee and Cash are stoked to come see their "Uncle Aben". :-) Call when you get time - We love you very much! Rest easy, my friend.
ReplyDeleteXOXO-Amanda
Text me and let me know how you are doing. If you are back in again let me know a good day and I will come up to visit after work this week. Praying for you as always.
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ReplyDeleteThis is Pam Mace, it's nice to see you feel up to posting. I have been keeping you and your family in thoughts and prayers.
Adam! It's Jessica Rhyne. I had no idea this was going on, but I'm so glad you started this blog. I'll be filling mom in since she's computer illiterate. We'll be praying for you!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are pursuing this Adam. If anyone can fight this battle it is you!--Mary Runge
ReplyDeleteYo, Adam:
ReplyDeleteHang in there. You can do this, as we all know. You never were one for doing things the easy way!
Let me know when you're up for visitors. It's been a while since we yakked in person.
Hey Adam,
ReplyDeleteIt's Aunt Cheryl. Can't come visit you this week I've been fighting a cold/strep/who knows what for several days. You are always in my prayers! Thanks for putting this together. Don't like to bother you in case you are sleeping. Hang tough like you always do! Love you!
Hi Adam. We are all praying for you. --Mark, Amy, Katie and Zeke Schupp
ReplyDeleteHi, Adam!
ReplyDeleteWe are glad you set up this blog and that you are so computer savvy! We are thinging and praying for you. So thankful that this lung transplant will offer you hope for a better recovery. We admire you attitude and courage. Stay strong.
Love, "Great" Uncle Wally and Aunt Joette
Hey Adam, We think of you and pray for you often. We think you are totally awesome and the greatest! Couldn't be any prouder of anyone then we are of you. Of course don't tell Nathan.
ReplyDeleteLove, Grandma and Grandpa B
Hi Adam. I knew you had CF, but I didn't know you were looking for a transplant. I hope everything goes well! Happy Thanksgiving! I just saw on your FB status that today might be the day. I'll pray for you.
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