My wife needs a Kidney, please help...
02-18-13, 07:57 AM
#27
I want to thank everyone again for the support, it's genuinely appreciated ny the Mrs. & I. If you haven't already, please like & share the FB link among your friends...
Peace my fellow Rotorheads.
http://www.facebook.com/KidneyForMyWife
04-18-13, 01:14 AM
#40
Thoughts, hopes, prayers, and best wishes your way from a fellow Rotary owner. Tough times bring learning, and it's written that "you're only given as much as you can handle" - so you and your wife will come out stronger than you went in to the situation. I'm engaged to be married and thought of my fiance and I going through a similar situation. It must be hard, but keep on pushing through.
05-10-13, 11:35 PM
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Best of luck, it's a shame the others didn't pull through for you. But if it's any consolation it sounds like quite a few people are getting the word out which at the very least helps bring some hope.
05-13-13, 08:42 AM
#42
Thoughts, hopes, prayers, and best wishes your way from a fellow Rotary owner. Tough times bring learning, and it's written that "you're only given as much as you can handle" - so you and your wife will come out stronger than you went in to the situation. I'm engaged to be married and thought of my fiance and I going through a similar situation. It must be hard, but keep on pushing through.
05-27-13, 09:55 PM
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I truly hope all works out for you and your wife 
I see the LES in your avatar..... I absolutely love the east village and a perfect day for me is starting at Crif Dog, then moving to Zum Schneider and finally the Belgian room
I see the LES in your avatar..... I absolutely love the east village and a perfect day for me is starting at Crif Dog, then moving to Zum Schneider and finally the Belgian room
08-21-13, 11:31 AM
#47
Thanks Bro!!
Update: So she was transferred to a new transplant facility do to insurance reasons. This new place participates in what's called "the paired donors program" which basically allows anyone who's not a match with her, but wants to donate to her to come forward & get tested to see if they are in good enough health to donate. They then begin a chain of transplants with couples who have donors that aren't a match as well {basically swap them around so everyone get's a matching one}.
I got tested 2 months ago & was told I was a bit over weight & pre diabetic. I went on a strict diet & basically stopped all sugars. 20lbs later I'm @ a good weight & the symptoms of the diabetes are gone. We go in 2 weeks to fill out all the consent forms & then it's a waiting game, should be no more than 6 months as oppose to 6yrs...
Update: So she was transferred to a new transplant facility do to insurance reasons. This new place participates in what's called "the paired donors program" which basically allows anyone who's not a match with her, but wants to donate to her to come forward & get tested to see if they are in good enough health to donate. They then begin a chain of transplants with couples who have donors that aren't a match as well {basically swap them around so everyone get's a matching one}.
I got tested 2 months ago & was told I was a bit over weight & pre diabetic. I went on a strict diet & basically stopped all sugars. 20lbs later I'm @ a good weight & the symptoms of the diabetes are gone. We go in 2 weeks to fill out all the consent forms & then it's a waiting game, should be no more than 6 months as oppose to 6yrs...
