Augustmom0003
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OMG! I had just seen an update on her and she was doing so well!!! Many, many prayers going to her and her family! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">
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Please pray for Lo Detrich
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Augustmom0003
New member
OMG! I had just seen an update on her and she was doing so well!!! Many, many prayers going to her and her family! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">
kayleesgrandma
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Her story was one of the first I read after finding out about Kaylee. I called and talked to Terry, she was so gracious! I thought Lo was doing good. I am praying for her! Thanks for letting us know. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">
kayleesgrandma
New member
Her story was one of the first I read after finding out about Kaylee. I called and talked to Terry, she was so gracious! I thought Lo was doing good. I am praying for her! Thanks for letting us know. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">
kayleesgrandma
New member
Her story was one of the first I read after finding out about Kaylee. I called and talked to Terry, she was so gracious! I thought Lo was doing good. I am praying for her! Thanks for letting us know. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">
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Shoshanna
Guest
I'm speechless.
Does anyone know for long she has been in chronic rejection?
I think the radiation kills all the current cells in her body and then they replace them with new cells that will hopefully see the new lungs as her own and not reject them like the current ones. I read about this treatment in the book, "Breathing for a Living" because the woman, Laura, had chronic rejection and so they tried that, too.
I'm just so taken aback.
I just saw the clips of her posted by Joanne under the tx forum and she is such an inspiration. She looked so beautiful and healthy and strong. It seemed like the worst was behind her.
As I eagerly await my own transplant I can't help but to feel this huge risk lying infront of me...no sure thing, just a roll of the dice and what are the odds the gambling will pay off? Yet what is the alternative? There is no cure, no easy solution, no "sure thing." I just wish so badly there were...
Does anyone know for long she has been in chronic rejection?
I think the radiation kills all the current cells in her body and then they replace them with new cells that will hopefully see the new lungs as her own and not reject them like the current ones. I read about this treatment in the book, "Breathing for a Living" because the woman, Laura, had chronic rejection and so they tried that, too.
I'm just so taken aback.
I just saw the clips of her posted by Joanne under the tx forum and she is such an inspiration. She looked so beautiful and healthy and strong. It seemed like the worst was behind her.
As I eagerly await my own transplant I can't help but to feel this huge risk lying infront of me...no sure thing, just a roll of the dice and what are the odds the gambling will pay off? Yet what is the alternative? There is no cure, no easy solution, no "sure thing." I just wish so badly there were...
S
Shoshanna
Guest
I'm speechless.
Does anyone know for long she has been in chronic rejection?
I think the radiation kills all the current cells in her body and then they replace them with new cells that will hopefully see the new lungs as her own and not reject them like the current ones. I read about this treatment in the book, "Breathing for a Living" because the woman, Laura, had chronic rejection and so they tried that, too.
I'm just so taken aback.
I just saw the clips of her posted by Joanne under the tx forum and she is such an inspiration. She looked so beautiful and healthy and strong. It seemed like the worst was behind her.
As I eagerly await my own transplant I can't help but to feel this huge risk lying infront of me...no sure thing, just a roll of the dice and what are the odds the gambling will pay off? Yet what is the alternative? There is no cure, no easy solution, no "sure thing." I just wish so badly there were...
Does anyone know for long she has been in chronic rejection?
I think the radiation kills all the current cells in her body and then they replace them with new cells that will hopefully see the new lungs as her own and not reject them like the current ones. I read about this treatment in the book, "Breathing for a Living" because the woman, Laura, had chronic rejection and so they tried that, too.
I'm just so taken aback.
I just saw the clips of her posted by Joanne under the tx forum and she is such an inspiration. She looked so beautiful and healthy and strong. It seemed like the worst was behind her.
As I eagerly await my own transplant I can't help but to feel this huge risk lying infront of me...no sure thing, just a roll of the dice and what are the odds the gambling will pay off? Yet what is the alternative? There is no cure, no easy solution, no "sure thing." I just wish so badly there were...
S
Shoshanna
Guest
I'm speechless.
Does anyone know for long she has been in chronic rejection?
I think the radiation kills all the current cells in her body and then they replace them with new cells that will hopefully see the new lungs as her own and not reject them like the current ones. I read about this treatment in the book, "Breathing for a Living" because the woman, Laura, had chronic rejection and so they tried that, too.
I'm just so taken aback.
I just saw the clips of her posted by Joanne under the tx forum and she is such an inspiration. She looked so beautiful and healthy and strong. It seemed like the worst was behind her.
As I eagerly await my own transplant I can't help but to feel this huge risk lying infront of me...no sure thing, just a roll of the dice and what are the odds the gambling will pay off? Yet what is the alternative? There is no cure, no easy solution, no "sure thing." I just wish so badly there were...
Does anyone know for long she has been in chronic rejection?
I think the radiation kills all the current cells in her body and then they replace them with new cells that will hopefully see the new lungs as her own and not reject them like the current ones. I read about this treatment in the book, "Breathing for a Living" because the woman, Laura, had chronic rejection and so they tried that, too.
I'm just so taken aback.
I just saw the clips of her posted by Joanne under the tx forum and she is such an inspiration. She looked so beautiful and healthy and strong. It seemed like the worst was behind her.
As I eagerly await my own transplant I can't help but to feel this huge risk lying infront of me...no sure thing, just a roll of the dice and what are the odds the gambling will pay off? Yet what is the alternative? There is no cure, no easy solution, no "sure thing." I just wish so badly there were...
She can turn around. When they diagnose someone with C.R. unless they find it on a biopsy, there can be other causes and some can be infection as well. I hope that if she does have C.R that she can get treated and whatever part of her is inflammed will be reversed. I hear of miralces all the time. Joanne is a Miracle and inspiration!!!
I will keep beautiful Lo in my prayers. I have to admit, I did cry when I heard the news but I am going to be as postive as I can and pray that she will do fine and not need another set of lungs for a long time.
I wish I could help her with all my energy work that I know. BOY or boy did that help me when I finally decided to try it.
love
Risa
I will keep beautiful Lo in my prayers. I have to admit, I did cry when I heard the news but I am going to be as postive as I can and pray that she will do fine and not need another set of lungs for a long time.
I wish I could help her with all my energy work that I know. BOY or boy did that help me when I finally decided to try it.
love
Risa
She can turn around. When they diagnose someone with C.R. unless they find it on a biopsy, there can be other causes and some can be infection as well. I hope that if she does have C.R that she can get treated and whatever part of her is inflammed will be reversed. I hear of miralces all the time. Joanne is a Miracle and inspiration!!!
I will keep beautiful Lo in my prayers. I have to admit, I did cry when I heard the news but I am going to be as postive as I can and pray that she will do fine and not need another set of lungs for a long time.
I wish I could help her with all my energy work that I know. BOY or boy did that help me when I finally decided to try it.
love
Risa
I will keep beautiful Lo in my prayers. I have to admit, I did cry when I heard the news but I am going to be as postive as I can and pray that she will do fine and not need another set of lungs for a long time.
I wish I could help her with all my energy work that I know. BOY or boy did that help me when I finally decided to try it.
love
Risa
She can turn around. When they diagnose someone with C.R. unless they find it on a biopsy, there can be other causes and some can be infection as well. I hope that if she does have C.R that she can get treated and whatever part of her is inflammed will be reversed. I hear of miralces all the time. Joanne is a Miracle and inspiration!!!
I will keep beautiful Lo in my prayers. I have to admit, I did cry when I heard the news but I am going to be as postive as I can and pray that she will do fine and not need another set of lungs for a long time.
I wish I could help her with all my energy work that I know. BOY or boy did that help me when I finally decided to try it.
love
Risa
I will keep beautiful Lo in my prayers. I have to admit, I did cry when I heard the news but I am going to be as postive as I can and pray that she will do fine and not need another set of lungs for a long time.
I wish I could help her with all my energy work that I know. BOY or boy did that help me when I finally decided to try it.
love
Risa