VERY, VERY OT A rant organ transplants

Leslie,

There are no words right now other than I'm so sorry. Hugs to you, your
family, and your QIs for all you are going through right now.

--
Louise in Iowa
nieland4 at mchsi dot com
http://community.webshots.com/user/louiseiniowa

"Leslie & The Furbabies in MO." wrote in message
oups.com...
If you are in the State of Utah, in multi-system organ failure and on
death's doorstep, you can be put into the #1 spot on the liver
transplant list. If they have a liver of the correct size and correct
tissue match and you are too ill to survive the transplant surgery they
will tell you to wait a few days to try to get a bit stronger and then
you can have that liver. If your kidneys start to produce a tiny bit
of urine and you can stand at your bedside for a moment or two you are
then "too healthy" to stay in the #1 spot on the transplant list. You
get bumped to lower on the list and the liver is given to someone else.
If your health declines again to death's doorstep, you can be moved
back to the #1 spot to wait for another matching liver and hope you
survive the wait and the transplant surgery.

My brother did not survive the wait to get back into the #1 spot. Rest
in peace, Brian. We love you.

Leslie

So sorry to hear that Leslie. Hugs and prayers to you and your family.

--
Charlotte
http://community.webshots.com/user/charh108

(((((((((HUGS))))))))))

--
Donna in NE La.
"Leslie & The Furbabies in MO." wrote in message
oups.com...
If you are in the State of Utah, in multi-system organ failure and on
death's doorstep, you can be put into the #1 spot on the liver
transplant list. If they have a liver of the correct size and correct
tissue match and you are too ill to survive the transplant surgery they
will tell you to wait a few days to try to get a bit stronger and then
you can have that liver. If your kidneys start to produce a tiny bit
of urine and you can stand at your bedside for a moment or two you are
then "too healthy" to stay in the #1 spot on the transplant list. You
get bumped to lower on the list and the liver is given to someone else.
If your health declines again to death's doorstep, you can be moved
back to the #1 spot to wait for another matching liver and hope you
survive the wait and the transplant surgery.

My brother did not survive the wait to get back into the #1 spot. Rest
in peace, Brian. We love you.

Leslie

Dear Leslie, there are no words sufficient to say I'm so sorry. What an
awful time for you.
Gen

"Leslie & The Furbabies in MO." wrote in message
oups.com...
In addition to losing my brother this morning.... we just got back from
a vet appointment. My beloved, precious 10 yr. old Golden Retriever,
Missy, has a very aggressive, fast growing cancer in her gum area right
under her nose. She may have a month or two left.

I can't take much more today.

Leslie

Leslie & The Furbabies in MO. wrote:
If you are in the State of Utah, in multi-system organ failure and on
death's doorstep, you can be put into the #1 spot on the liver
transplant list. If they have a liver of the correct size and correct
tissue match and you are too ill to survive the transplant surgery they
will tell you to wait a few days to try to get a bit stronger and then
you can have that liver. If your kidneys start to produce a tiny bit
of urine and you can stand at your bedside for a moment or two you are
then "too healthy" to stay in the #1 spot on the transplant list. You
get bumped to lower on the list and the liver is given to someone else.
If your health declines again to death's doorstep, you can be moved
back to the #1 spot to wait for another matching liver and hope you
survive the wait and the transplant surgery.

My brother did not survive the wait to get back into the #1 spot. Rest
in peace, Brian. We love you.

Leslie

{{{{{{{{{{{{{Leslie}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}
I am so sorry...
Debi

"Leslie & The Furbabies in MO." wrote in message
oups.com...
If you are in the State of Utah, in multi-system organ failure and on
death's doorstep, you can be put into the #1 spot on the liver
transplant list. If they have a liver of the correct size and correct
tissue match and you are too ill to survive the transplant surgery they
will tell you to wait a few days to try to get a bit stronger and then
you can have that liver. If your kidneys start to produce a tiny bit
of urine and you can stand at your bedside for a moment or two you are
then "too healthy" to stay in the #1 spot on the transplant list. You
get bumped to lower on the list and the liver is given to someone else.
If your health declines again to death's doorstep, you can be moved
back to the #1 spot to wait for another matching liver and hope you
survive the wait and the transplant surgery.

My brother did not survive the wait to get back into the #1 spot. Rest
in peace, Brian. We love you.

Leslie

Sweet Leslie - I am so, so sorry for both the loss of your brother and
the sad news regarding your beloved QI. Holding all of you in my heart,
and sending many hugs your way.

Patti in Seattle

More hugs and prayers Leslie.... anything you need... just ask.
Debi

"Leslie & The Furbabies in MO." wrote in message
oups.com...
In addition to losing my brother this morning.... we just got back from
a vet appointment. My beloved, precious 10 yr. old Golden Retriever,
Missy, has a very aggressive, fast growing cancer in her gum area right
under her nose. She may have a month or two left.

I can't take much more today.

Leslie

Leslie & The Furbabies in MO. wrote:
If you are in the State of Utah, in multi-system organ failure and on
death's doorstep, you can be put into the #1 spot on the liver
transplant list. If they have a liver of the correct size and correct
tissue match and you are too ill to survive the transplant surgery they
will tell you to wait a few days to try to get a bit stronger and then
you can have that liver. If your kidneys start to produce a tiny bit
of urine and you can stand at your bedside for a moment or two you are
then "too healthy" to stay in the #1 spot on the transplant list. You
get bumped to lower on the list and the liver is given to someone else.
If your health declines again to death's doorstep, you can be moved
back to the #1 spot to wait for another matching liver and hope you
survive the wait and the transplant surgery.

My brother did not survive the wait to get back into the #1 spot. Rest
in peace, Brian. We love you.

Leslie

{{{{{{{{{{{{Hugs for Leslie & family}}}}}}}}}}}}}} I'm so sorry!!
--
TerriLee in WA (state)

"Leslie & The Furbabies in MO." wrote in message
oups.com...
If you are in the State of Utah, in multi-system organ failure and on
death's doorstep, you can be put into the #1 spot on the liver
transplant list. If they have a liver of the correct size and correct
tissue match and you are too ill to survive the transplant surgery they
will tell you to wait a few days to try to get a bit stronger and then
you can have that liver. If your kidneys start to produce a tiny bit
of urine and you can stand at your bedside for a moment or two you are
then "too healthy" to stay in the #1 spot on the transplant list. You
get bumped to lower on the list and the liver is given to someone else.
If your health declines again to death's doorstep, you can be moved
back to the #1 spot to wait for another matching liver and hope you
survive the wait and the transplant surgery.

My brother did not survive the wait to get back into the #1 spot. Rest
in peace, Brian. We love you.

Leslie

Goodness sakes. Enough for poor Leslie, already. More hugs, and prayers,
on the way.
--
TerriLee in WA (state)

"Leslie & The Furbabies in MO." wrote in message
oups.com...
In addition to losing my brother this morning.... we just got back from
a vet appointment. My beloved, precious 10 yr. old Golden Retriever,
Missy, has a very aggressive, fast growing cancer in her gum area right
under her nose. She may have a month or two left.

I can't take much more today.

Leslie

Leslie & The Furbabies in MO. wrote:
If you are in the State of Utah, in multi-system organ failure and on
death's doorstep, you can be put into the #1 spot on the liver
transplant list. If they have a liver of the correct size and correct
tissue match and you are too ill to survive the transplant surgery they
will tell you to wait a few days to try to get a bit stronger and then
you can have that liver. If your kidneys start to produce a tiny bit
of urine and you can stand at your bedside for a moment or two you are
then "too healthy" to stay in the #1 spot on the transplant list. You
get bumped to lower on the list and the liver is given to someone else.
If your health declines again to death's doorstep, you can be moved
back to the #1 spot to wait for another matching liver and hope you
survive the wait and the transplant surgery.

My brother did not survive the wait to get back into the #1 spot. Rest
in peace, Brian. We love you.

Leslie

{{{Leslie}}}

-- Anita --