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I have a FREE vest....practically new. In CT.

I have a FREE vest....practically new. In CT.

I needed about 2 more hours per day including random naps--sometimes in my car! before TX. Today, no naps, and about 7-8 at night.-- quality is more important than quantity. 6 good hours beat 9 interrupted hours.

I needed about 2 more hours per day including random naps--sometimes in my car! before TX. Today, no naps, and about 7-8 at night.-- quality is more important than quantity. 6 good hours beat 9 interrupted hours.

I needed about 2 more hours per day including random naps--sometimes in my car! before TX. <br /> <br />Today, no naps, and about 7-8 at night.-- quality is more important than quantity. <br /> <br />6 good hours beat 9 interrupted hours.

Makes a person very skeptical regarding motivations and motives. This is sad.

Makes a person very skeptical regarding motivations and motives. This is sad.

Makes a person very skeptical regarding motivations and motives. <br /> <br />This is sad.

NYP Pres, baby! All the way. Congratulations!!! Isn't breathing nice <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Who was the surgeon? I was supposed to get Bacchiatta a couple times, and then Sonett got the nod.

NYP Pres, baby! All the way. Congratulations!!! Isn't breathing nice <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Who was the surgeon? I was supposed to get Bacchiatta a couple times, and then Sonett got the nod.

NYP Pres, baby! All the way. Congratulations!!! Isn't breathing nice <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> <br /> <br />Who was the surgeon? I was supposed to get Bacchiatta a couple times, and then Sonett got the nod.

I had HIGH expectations that after receiving a TX my fingers and toes would return to normal. Well, no such luck. My lung function is thru the roof and my fingers and toes haven't improved at all. Though, at my worst, my nails had "ridges" and after my TX, I could literally watch the "ridge...

I had HIGH expectations that after receiving a TX my fingers and toes would return to normal. Well, no such luck. My lung function is thru the roof and my fingers and toes haven't improved at all. Though, at my worst, my nails had "ridges" and after my TX, I could literally watch the "ridge...

I had HIGH expectations that after receiving a TX my fingers and toes would return to normal. Well, no such luck. My lung function is thru the roof and my fingers and toes haven't improved at all. Though, at my worst, my nails had "ridges" and after my TX, I could literally watch the "ridge...

I would add some short bouts of high intensity cardio for airway clearance. For example, walk on a treadmill (better for airway clearance than the elliptical because of the pounding) and every 2 minutes or so, keep the same speed but raise the incline up high. Sustain that for a minute and then...

I would add some short bouts of high intensity cardio for airway clearance. For example, walk on a treadmill (better for airway clearance than the elliptical because of the pounding) and every 2 minutes or so, keep the same speed but raise the incline up high. Sustain that for a minute and then...

I would add some short bouts of high intensity cardio for airway clearance. For example, walk on a treadmill (better for airway clearance than the elliptical because of the pounding) and every 2 minutes or so, keep the same speed but raise the incline up high. Sustain that for a minute and then...

It is true that someone can run a marathon less than a year out from a TX. But more importantly, anything is possible after TX. I chose to run, but your friend may choose to walk with you in a park on a nice day. Whatever is going to get her through this process. BTW: I read a few great books...

It is true that someone can run a marathon less than a year out from a TX. But more importantly, anything is possible after TX. I chose to run, but your friend may choose to walk with you in a park on a nice day. Whatever is going to get her through this process. BTW: I read a few great books...

It is true that someone can run a marathon less than a year out from a TX. But more importantly, anything is possible after TX. I chose to run, but your friend may choose to walk with you in a park on a nice day. Whatever is going to get her through this process. BTW: I read a few great books...