Let me thank you for the nice comments on my first guest blog on Cystic Gal. I am also grateful to be able to have a forum to share these experiences. As such, I thought I'd write a follow-up. There is another side to this story. I will attempt to tell my version of it without using too many cliche's, but it may be hard because love is the most written and talked about topic in the history of the world. Love is a wonderful part of life. I think I can go so far as to say, it is the reason for life. It is indeed a real shame to go through such lengths as a lung transplant to continue living, to then deny yourself the chance for love. The same way that I weighed the risks vs. rewards of a lung transplant, is the way that I have to weigh the risks vs. rewards of love. I have said before that I'd do everything again, the whole year of dying, the surgery, the recovery, for just one of those days after transplant that I didn't have to think about breathing. Not
Woo hoo!!! Can't wait to hear more in the morning!
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Beth, You are in great hands. I can't wait to hear from you after this is all said and done. If you are still in the hospital the next time I have my appointment, I will stop in and say hi. I am hoping and praying for a smooth surgery and quick recovery.
ReplyDeleteWonderful news! Adding you to my prayers tonight, and tomorrow...and the next day!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the updates - prayers and hopes and everything xxxooo
ReplyDeletewahoooooooo sending so much love and positive energy to her and to the amazing donor family!!! so happy for her!!!
ReplyDeleteI am so proud of you!!! So very much! I can hardly contain my excitement...it's your turn and your time to shine so BRING IT!!! I love you friend!
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ReplyDeleteA long time blog 'lurker' from UK but coming out to wish you love and light as you embark on this next amazing chapter in your life !
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