You've Been Given the Gift of Life, Give it Back!

Welcome friends and family!

Thank you for visiting my blog. It documents my amazing journey from pre to post double lung transplant. I am a 37 year old mother and wife with Cystic Fibrosis who has been more greatly blessed than I could ever imagine possible!

It has been a bumpy ride, but God has given me strength, love, friendship, and, FINALLY, health. My prayers have been answered, my miracle was granted, and I want to share the joy of my new life with you.

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My entries begin in April of 2008 and my double lung transplant was December 10. Scroll down to my blog archive and you can read from the beginning or jump around. If you are looking for a specific topic, you can use the search engine.

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I hope I can help you to experience the love God has for each and every one of us!

May God Bless You with Miracles in Your Life! Nancy


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Thursday, June 5, 2008

Tough Decision

Well, I have a difficult decision to make. According to Dr. Pilewski, there is still one person ahead of me on the transplant list who needs the same size and blood type lungs. This woman has been waiting for the last five weeks, just like me. Obviously, there is no way to know how much longer her lungs will take, but I won't be transplanted until after she is. I am trying to decide whether or not to go home for a little while. I hate to think of waiting several more weeks away from Hannah. Please pray for my guidance. I am looking into the option of Angel Flight, which provides free air transport for people who are in need of transplants, but I am not sure if there are any pilots in the Olean area. If that was an option, it would make my decision a lot easier, because I would be able to get to Pittsburgh from Olean when I receive the call.

I will be ending IV antibiotics tomorrow, as well, which is also a little nerve wracking. I am hopeful my body can continue to fight without them, because I can't continue to be on them indefinitely.

I am going to try to put this big decision in God's hands. Hopefully I will be able to get more information on Angel Flight tomorrow. I will keep you posted.

All my love! Nancy

1 comment:

Blomquist Blog said...

Hi Nancy,
I can only imagine how badly you would love to get HOME to hold your sweet Hannah. I hope after finding more about Angel Flight, you are able to make a decision that will benefit everyone. Stay strong to what you believe in and don't be afraid to let your heart guide you to the answer. You are thought of daily and we will continue to pray for those lungs to come soon. Keep the faith my friend and know that all of us here in California love you!

Love,

Debbie

The Miracle of Transplantation

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