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donny71
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Well i ended up writing it and finishing it just today, I'm handing it in tomorrow. It feels right so I'm happy with that.
I got mine done in Edmonton. I was actually unable to get up and move around after transplant because I was intubated for 2 weeks prior. So it took just over a week or two before I was able to walk again. But its actually apart of the program here to stay in the city for 3 months regardless of how your doing. They keep a pretty close eye on yah, and its mandatory to attend physio therapy 5 days a week. You do weights tredmill and pretty much a full body work out.
I have a blog if you want to check it out, it details pretty much my whole journey.
http://donovanstransplantjourney.blogspot.com/2008_09_01_archive.html
good luck with your next PFTs!
I got mine done in Edmonton. I was actually unable to get up and move around after transplant because I was intubated for 2 weeks prior. So it took just over a week or two before I was able to walk again. But its actually apart of the program here to stay in the city for 3 months regardless of how your doing. They keep a pretty close eye on yah, and its mandatory to attend physio therapy 5 days a week. You do weights tredmill and pretty much a full body work out.
I have a blog if you want to check it out, it details pretty much my whole journey.
http://donovanstransplantjourney.blogspot.com/2008_09_01_archive.html
good luck with your next PFTs!
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donny71
Guest
Well i ended up writing it and finishing it just today, I'm handing it in tomorrow. It feels right so I'm happy with that.
I got mine done in Edmonton. I was actually unable to get up and move around after transplant because I was intubated for 2 weeks prior. So it took just over a week or two before I was able to walk again. But its actually apart of the program here to stay in the city for 3 months regardless of how your doing. They keep a pretty close eye on yah, and its mandatory to attend physio therapy 5 days a week. You do weights tredmill and pretty much a full body work out.
I have a blog if you want to check it out, it details pretty much my whole journey.
http://donovanstransplantjourney.blogspot.com/2008_09_01_archive.html
good luck with your next PFTs!
I got mine done in Edmonton. I was actually unable to get up and move around after transplant because I was intubated for 2 weeks prior. So it took just over a week or two before I was able to walk again. But its actually apart of the program here to stay in the city for 3 months regardless of how your doing. They keep a pretty close eye on yah, and its mandatory to attend physio therapy 5 days a week. You do weights tredmill and pretty much a full body work out.
I have a blog if you want to check it out, it details pretty much my whole journey.
http://donovanstransplantjourney.blogspot.com/2008_09_01_archive.html
good luck with your next PFTs!
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donny71
Guest
Well i ended up writing it and finishing it just today, I'm handing it in tomorrow. It feels right so I'm happy with that.
I got mine done in Edmonton. I was actually unable to get up and move around after transplant because I was intubated for 2 weeks prior. So it took just over a week or two before I was able to walk again. But its actually apart of the program here to stay in the city for 3 months regardless of how your doing. They keep a pretty close eye on yah, and its mandatory to attend physio therapy 5 days a week. You do weights tredmill and pretty much a full body work out.
I have a blog if you want to check it out, it details pretty much my whole journey.
http://donovanstransplantjourney.blogspot.com/2008_09_01_archive.html
good luck with your next PFTs!
I got mine done in Edmonton. I was actually unable to get up and move around after transplant because I was intubated for 2 weeks prior. So it took just over a week or two before I was able to walk again. But its actually apart of the program here to stay in the city for 3 months regardless of how your doing. They keep a pretty close eye on yah, and its mandatory to attend physio therapy 5 days a week. You do weights tredmill and pretty much a full body work out.
I have a blog if you want to check it out, it details pretty much my whole journey.
http://donovanstransplantjourney.blogspot.com/2008_09_01_archive.html
good luck with your next PFTs!
D
donny71
Guest
Well i ended up writing it and finishing it just today, I'm handing it in tomorrow. It feels right so I'm happy with that.
I got mine done in Edmonton. I was actually unable to get up and move around after transplant because I was intubated for 2 weeks prior. So it took just over a week or two before I was able to walk again. But its actually apart of the program here to stay in the city for 3 months regardless of how your doing. They keep a pretty close eye on yah, and its mandatory to attend physio therapy 5 days a week. You do weights tredmill and pretty much a full body work out.
I have a blog if you want to check it out, it details pretty much my whole journey.
http://donovanstransplantjourney.blogspot.com/2008_09_01_archive.html
good luck with your next PFTs!
I got mine done in Edmonton. I was actually unable to get up and move around after transplant because I was intubated for 2 weeks prior. So it took just over a week or two before I was able to walk again. But its actually apart of the program here to stay in the city for 3 months regardless of how your doing. They keep a pretty close eye on yah, and its mandatory to attend physio therapy 5 days a week. You do weights tredmill and pretty much a full body work out.
I have a blog if you want to check it out, it details pretty much my whole journey.
http://donovanstransplantjourney.blogspot.com/2008_09_01_archive.html
good luck with your next PFTs!
D
donny71
Guest
Well i ended up writing it and finishing it just today, I'm handing it in tomorrow. It feels right so I'm happy with that.
I got mine done in Edmonton. I was actually unable to get up and move around after transplant because I was intubated for 2 weeks prior. So it took just over a week or two before I was able to walk again. But its actually apart of the program here to stay in the city for 3 months regardless of how your doing. They keep a pretty close eye on yah, and its mandatory to attend physio therapy 5 days a week. You do weights tredmill and pretty much a full body work out.
I have a blog if you want to check it out, it details pretty much my whole journey.
http://donovanstransplantjourney.blogspot.com/2008_09_01_archive.html
good luck with your next PFTs!
I got mine done in Edmonton. I was actually unable to get up and move around after transplant because I was intubated for 2 weeks prior. So it took just over a week or two before I was able to walk again. But its actually apart of the program here to stay in the city for 3 months regardless of how your doing. They keep a pretty close eye on yah, and its mandatory to attend physio therapy 5 days a week. You do weights tredmill and pretty much a full body work out.
I have a blog if you want to check it out, it details pretty much my whole journey.
http://donovanstransplantjourney.blogspot.com/2008_09_01_archive.html
good luck with your next PFTs!
CountryGirl
New member
Hey, I actually started writing my letter as soon as I got out of the hospital. My emotions were really strong then and I felt like I could really thank them. I didnt finish the letter till the night before my annual tx appt. this past july. It was about two pages long hand written, I wrote it on the computer first but then hand wrote it because I thought it felt more personal.
In October I ended up with a bout of rejection and had to go back to Stanford. My first day there the doctor came in with a letter for me. It was from my donor's father. It was the best feeling to know he cared about how I was doing and wanted to keep in touch.
If you send me your email I'll email you a copy of my letter and maybe you could get a feel of how to write yours.
In October I ended up with a bout of rejection and had to go back to Stanford. My first day there the doctor came in with a letter for me. It was from my donor's father. It was the best feeling to know he cared about how I was doing and wanted to keep in touch.
If you send me your email I'll email you a copy of my letter and maybe you could get a feel of how to write yours.
CountryGirl
New member
Hey, I actually started writing my letter as soon as I got out of the hospital. My emotions were really strong then and I felt like I could really thank them. I didnt finish the letter till the night before my annual tx appt. this past july. It was about two pages long hand written, I wrote it on the computer first but then hand wrote it because I thought it felt more personal.
In October I ended up with a bout of rejection and had to go back to Stanford. My first day there the doctor came in with a letter for me. It was from my donor's father. It was the best feeling to know he cared about how I was doing and wanted to keep in touch.
If you send me your email I'll email you a copy of my letter and maybe you could get a feel of how to write yours.
In October I ended up with a bout of rejection and had to go back to Stanford. My first day there the doctor came in with a letter for me. It was from my donor's father. It was the best feeling to know he cared about how I was doing and wanted to keep in touch.
If you send me your email I'll email you a copy of my letter and maybe you could get a feel of how to write yours.
CountryGirl
New member
Hey, I actually started writing my letter as soon as I got out of the hospital. My emotions were really strong then and I felt like I could really thank them. I didnt finish the letter till the night before my annual tx appt. this past july. It was about two pages long hand written, I wrote it on the computer first but then hand wrote it because I thought it felt more personal.
In October I ended up with a bout of rejection and had to go back to Stanford. My first day there the doctor came in with a letter for me. It was from my donor's father. It was the best feeling to know he cared about how I was doing and wanted to keep in touch.
If you send me your email I'll email you a copy of my letter and maybe you could get a feel of how to write yours.
In October I ended up with a bout of rejection and had to go back to Stanford. My first day there the doctor came in with a letter for me. It was from my donor's father. It was the best feeling to know he cared about how I was doing and wanted to keep in touch.
If you send me your email I'll email you a copy of my letter and maybe you could get a feel of how to write yours.
CountryGirl
New member
Hey, I actually started writing my letter as soon as I got out of the hospital. My emotions were really strong then and I felt like I could really thank them. I didnt finish the letter till the night before my annual tx appt. this past july. It was about two pages long hand written, I wrote it on the computer first but then hand wrote it because I thought it felt more personal.
In October I ended up with a bout of rejection and had to go back to Stanford. My first day there the doctor came in with a letter for me. It was from my donor's father. It was the best feeling to know he cared about how I was doing and wanted to keep in touch.
If you send me your email I'll email you a copy of my letter and maybe you could get a feel of how to write yours.
In October I ended up with a bout of rejection and had to go back to Stanford. My first day there the doctor came in with a letter for me. It was from my donor's father. It was the best feeling to know he cared about how I was doing and wanted to keep in touch.
If you send me your email I'll email you a copy of my letter and maybe you could get a feel of how to write yours.
CountryGirl
New member
Hey, I actually started writing my letter as soon as I got out of the hospital. My emotions were really strong then and I felt like I could really thank them. I didnt finish the letter till the night before my annual tx appt. this past july. It was about two pages long hand written, I wrote it on the computer first but then hand wrote it because I thought it felt more personal.
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<br />In October I ended up with a bout of rejection and had to go back to Stanford. My first day there the doctor came in with a letter for me. It was from my donor's father. It was the best feeling to know he cared about how I was doing and wanted to keep in touch.
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<br />If you send me your email I'll email you a copy of my letter and maybe you could get a feel of how to write yours.
<br />
<br />In October I ended up with a bout of rejection and had to go back to Stanford. My first day there the doctor came in with a letter for me. It was from my donor's father. It was the best feeling to know he cared about how I was doing and wanted to keep in touch.
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<br />If you send me your email I'll email you a copy of my letter and maybe you could get a feel of how to write yours.
CountryGirl
New member
Oh im late. Sorry
CountryGirl
New member
Oh im late. Sorry
CountryGirl
New member
Oh im late. Sorry
CountryGirl
New member
Oh im late. Sorry
CountryGirl
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Oh im late. Sorry