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OH, Penny, I am so glad to hear that you are finally home. It is so encouraging

to know you and Aimee, and to see that you both got a liver. I hope you get well

soon, and all of this being sick can be in your past, even though you have to

take medicine. I made a little happy liver day party on my blog for you. I hope

you don't mind. Aimee's daughter called her party for her transplant her " happy

libber day " , so I made you a little picture(like a card).

http://billybobswildride.blogspot.com/2008/01/happy-libber-day-penny.html

Good luck, and I hope you will stay in our group, but I hope you live out all

your dreams. Bobby.

I am back home

Hi Everybody!

I came home from the hospital on Wednesday, January 16, and I am

feeling better and stronger every day. A visiting nurse came to see me

this morning to check on me and said I am doing very well medically and

with the medication and she will report to my post transplant

coordinator that I am doing all the right things and don't need a

visiting nurse to come by to check on me anymore. I ate more today

than I have in a very long time. I don't have any pain to speak of

except in my back from laying in the uncomfortable hospital bed for so

long and stretching my muscles now that I'm home. My dad brought my

grandpa's cane over for me today because my legs aren't strong enough

to step up a couple of steps into the house when I go out to the lab.

I can walk fine on the flat ground. My husband and brother brought our

tread mill up from the basement so I can walk on it slowly to get my

legs stronger. In the hospital we took long walks all over the

hospital, but it is freezing cold here in Wisconsin and I can't get my

walking in at home without the tread mill.

Penny

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Congrats Penny!!! Wishing the best for you.

Pamela

I am back home

Hi Everybody!

I came home from the hospital on Wednesday, January 16, and I am

feeling better and stronger every day. A visiting nurse came to see me

this morning to check on me and said I am doing very well medically and

with the medication and she will report to my post transplant

coordinator that I am doing all the right things and don't need a

visiting nurse to come by to check on me anymore. I ate more today

than I have in a very long time. I don't have any pain to speak of

except in my back from laying in the uncomfortable hospital bed for so

long and stretching my muscles now that I'm home. My dad brought my

grandpa's cane over for me today because my legs aren't strong enough

to step up a couple of steps into the house when I go out to the lab.

I can walk fine on the flat ground. My husband and brother brought our

tread mill up from the basement so I can walk on it slowly to get my

legs stronger. In the hospital we took long walks all over the

hospital, but it is freezing cold here in Wisconsin and I can't get my

walking in at home without the tread mill.

Penny

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I'm so glad you're doing so well, Penny. That's a relief to hear.

I know how it is in Wisconsin right now, for I live right next door in

Minnesota. Remember to take little itty bitty baby steps on the ice.

What hospital did you have your transplant at?

Colleen

preciouspenny3 wrote:

Hi Everybody!

I came home from the hospital on Wednesday, January 16, and I am

feeling better and stronger every day. A visiting nurse came to see me

this morning to check on me and said I am doing very well medically and

with the medication and she will report to my post transplant

coordinator that I am doing all the right things and don't need a

visiting nurse to come by to check on me anymore. I ate more today

than I have in a very long time. I don't have any pain to speak of

except in my back from laying in the uncomfortable hospital bed for so

long and stretching my muscles now that I'm home. My dad brought my

grandpa's cane over for me today because my legs aren't strong enough

to step up a couple of steps into the house when I go out to the lab.

I can walk fine on the flat ground. My husband and brother brought our

tread mill up from the basement so I can walk on it slowly to get my

legs stronger. In the hospital we took long walks all over the

hospital, but it is freezing cold here in Wisconsin and I can't get my

walking in at home without the tread mill.

Penny

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