Thanks CitiusFortius for the cool INGO shirt! I'll wear it around the unit on my walks.
I've been here 16 weeks now. I'm walking 3 miles a day now and doing my exercises twice a day. They are having a hard time finding lungs big enough for me. I am in a lot better shape than when I got here though. Still just waiting.
Memorial Day weekend is supposed to be busy for transplants.Do they have stats on which months provide the most lungs for transplant? I would imagine it's the summer motorcycle season and a lot of isolated head trauma. Could be any day. I know it seems morbid, but it is what it is. Hang in there!
I got outside today to walk and play cornhole. I'll be outside tomorrow when my wife brings my dog to see me. They try to get me out when the weather is nice and they're not too busy.Hey, Griff, prayers are with you and family. How are they holding up?
Are you able to get outside at all?
Not Tennessee fans. The occupational therapist found the boards here. They belong to the hospital.Tennessee fans?
Stay strong.
I'll be at Methodist Tuesday, PM me your room number and I'll stop by and say hi
Wish I could, but I was instructed when I left the Army that I was not able to be a donor for life. Something about a chemical I was exposed to, but they won't give me disability for it, lol! Go figure.You are in my prayers as well. This is a great time to remind everyone to sign up to be an organ donor. When my number is up and it is my day, I pray they take anything and everything that others can use. My kids both grumbled a little when they first got their driver's license and I insisted they be organ donors, but if anything ever happened to either of them (I pray it doesn't but who knows) I would want a part of them to live on if at all possible.
Many blessings for you and your family and the medical personnel in charge of your care.