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.

If you are a first time visitor, please take a moment to watch The Miracle of Transplantation video below. To me, pictures speak a thousand words.

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.

Please feel free to contact me with questions or feedback, I would love to hear from you!

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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Wednesday, April 6, 2011

National Donate Life Month!


I just wanted to remind all of you that April is National Donate Life Month.  If you are a recipient, here are some great ideas from UNOS for ways to celebrate.

April 4, 2011

National Donate Life Month -- An Opportunity for Recipients to Express Gratitude and Remembrance

National Donate Life Month, celebrated nationwide each April, presents a wonderful occasion for transplant recipients and their loved ones to express gratitude for the life-giving act of organ donation and remind the public of the need that still exists for many other people.
We encourage those of you personally touched by the transplant experience to share your thoughts with others this month. The opportunities are limitless, but here are some suggestions:
  • Write a letter, or even just send a card, to your living donor or your donor family.
  • If you participate in social media (FacebookTwitter, LinkedIn, etc.), make a post about how your transplant experience has helped you and others.
  • If you haven't done so already, submit a tribute to the National Donor Memorial Web site.
  • Seek an opportunity to talk about your experience in your place of worship or a civic/service organization meeting.
  • Take part in a donor remembrance ceremony sponsored by your local transplant center or organ procurement organization.
  • Send a letter to the editor of your local paper describing your experience and the difference it has made for you.

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The Miracle of Transplantation

Pause the music player before watching.