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You are in my prayers and there will be a next time, Good Luck Gascoigne SD, 50 yrs old, Renaud's 2008, IPF 7/2009To: Breathe-Support Sent: Thu,

January 21, 2010 2:16:16 PMSubject: My Wednesday

I was just making breakfast when the phone rang and it was Shand's asking me how I was doing....... ..they told me to come, they had a single lung for me. and I ran around the house as fast as I could, called Jim who was at work and we both left to go to our agreed upon meeting place....a road side stop. He did fine. I got lost twice on a road I know as well as the bback of my hand. We finally connetd and left in one car for Gainesville.

"We got to the hospital yesterday at a little after 11 AM. After registering, they took us to Cardiac Intensive Care Unit. The Cardiac ICU is right next to Operating Room and is the most intensive unit they have. They told us the operation would probably be in the afternoon. At about 3:00 PM, they said the operation involved a young woman who was donating various organs, and the teams harvesting those organs needed to coordinate their timing and complicating this issue was that they were coming from different hospitals. At 4 PM, they said it would be sometimes between 6 and 7. At 7:00, they said it would be between 8 and 9. At 9, they said sometime after 10, and at about 10:30, they came in and said the lung was not suitable and that we would be discharged within about an hour. We were out of the hospital around 11:30.and I needed to eat so we stopped for that. I trust Dr. Baz and the tx team conpletely with their decisions. We got to the

hotel around 1 AM and are now on our way home. We continue the wait for the next time.

Thank you all for your concern and prayers and well wishes. We are exhausted but no worse for the wear.

I plan to be back in the office on Friday morning."

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Wow...what an emotional roller coaster ride you've been on!!!

I hope the next call means the right lung has arrived for you.

You are in my thoughts.

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patrickkathleen wrote:

I was just making breakfast when the phone rang and it was

Shand's asking me how I was doing.........they told me to come,

they had a single lung for me. and I ran around the house as fast as I

could, called Jim who was at work and we both left to go to our agreed

upon meeting place....a road side stop. He did fine. I got lost twice

on a road I know as well as the bback of my hand. We finally connetd

and left in one car for Gainesville.

"We got to the hospital yesterday at a little after 11 AM. After

registering, they took us to Cardiac Intensive Care Unit. The Cardiac

ICU is right next to Operating Room and is the most intensive unit they

have. They told us the operation would probably be in the afternoon. At

about 3:00 PM, they said the operation involved a young woman who was

donating various organs, and the teams harvesting those organs needed

to coordinate their timing and complicating this issue was that they

were coming from different hospitals. At 4 PM, they said it would be

sometimes between 6 and 7. At 7:00, they said it would be between 8 and

9. At 9, they said sometime after 10, and at about 10:30, they came in

and said the lung was not suitable and that we would be discharged

within about an hour. We were out of the hospital around 11:30.and I

needed to eat so we stopped for that. I trust Dr. Baz and the tx team

conpletely with their decisions. We got to the hotel around 1 AM and

are now on our way home. We continue the wait for the next time.

Thank you all for your concern and prayers and well wishes. We are

exhausted but no worse for the wear.

I plan to be back in the office on Friday morning."

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Well everyone needs one dry run right? Next time will be the perfect lung for you!

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To: Breathe-Support Sent: Thu, January 21, 2010 3:16:16 PMSubject: My Wednesday

I was just making breakfast when the phone rang and it was Shand's asking me how I was doing....... ..they told me to come, they had a single lung for me. and I ran around the house as fast as I could, called Jim who was at work and we both left to go to our agreed upon meeting place....a road side stop. He did fine. I got lost twice on a road I know as well as the bback of my hand. We finally connetd and left in one car for Gainesville."We got to the hospital yesterday at a little after 11 AM. After registering, they took us to Cardiac Intensive Care Unit. The Cardiac ICU is right next to Operating Room and is the most intensive unit they have. They told us the operation would probably be in the afternoon. At about 3:00 PM, they said the operation involved a young woman who was donating various organs, and the teams harvesting those organs needed to coordinate their timing and complicating this issue was that they were coming from different

hospitals. At 4 PM, they said it would be sometimes between 6 and 7. At 7:00, they said it would be between 8 and 9. At 9, they said sometime after 10, and at about 10:30, they came in and said the lung was not suitable and that we would be discharged within about an hour. We were out of the hospital around 11:30.and I needed to eat so we stopped for that. I trust Dr. Baz and the tx team conpletely with their decisions. We got to the hotel around 1 AM and are now on our way home. We continue the wait for the next time. Thank you all for your concern and prayers and well wishes. We are exhausted but no worse for the wear.I plan to be back in the office on Friday morning."

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You must have been so disappointed. But I know the next time will be the winner.

My thoughts & prayers are with you.

Cees, S Calif

IPF/UIP 10/08

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> You are in my prayers and there will be a next time, Good Luck

>

> Gascoigne SD, 50 yrs old, Renaud's 2008, IPF 7/2009

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> ________________________________

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> To: Breathe-Support

> Sent: Thu, January 21, 2010 2:16:16 PM

> Subject: My Wednesday

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> I was just making breakfast when the phone rang and it was Shand's asking me

how I was doing....... ..they told me to come, they had a single lung for me.

and I ran around the house as fast as I could, called Jim who was at work and we

both left to go to our agreed upon meeting place....a road side stop. He did

fine. I got lost twice on a road I know as well as the bback of my hand.. We

finally connetd and left in one car for Gainesville.

> " We got to the hospital yesterday at a little after 11 AM. After

registering, they took us to Cardiac Intensive Care Unit. The Cardiac ICU is

right next to Operating Room and is the most intensive unit they have. They

told us the operation would probably be in the afternoon. At about 3:00 PM,

they said the operation involved a young woman who was donating various organs,

and the teams harvesting those organs needed to coordinate their timing and

complicating this issue was that they were coming from different hospitals. At

4 PM, they said it would be sometimes between 6 and 7. At 7:00, they said it

would be between 8 and 9. At 9, they said sometime after 10, and at about

10:30, they came in and said the lung was not suitable and that we would be

discharged within about an hour. We were out of the hospital around 11:30.and I

needed to eat so we stopped for that. I trust Dr. Baz and the tx team conpletely

with their decisions. We got to the

> hotel around 1 AM and are now on our way home. We continue the wait for the

next time.

>

> Thank you all for your concern and prayers and well wishes. We are exhausted

but no worse for the wear.

>

> I plan to be back in the office on Friday morning. "

>

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what an eventful & uneventful night

next time will be the correct lung

Pink Joyce R (IPF 3/06) IFA 5/09 Pennsylvania

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Subject: My WednesdayTo: Breathe-Support Date: Thursday, January 21, 2010, 3:16 PM

I was just making breakfast when the phone rang and it was Shand's asking me how I was doing....... ..they told me to come, they had a single lung for me. and I ran around the house as fast as I could, called Jim who was at work and we both left to go to our agreed upon meeting place....a road side stop. He did fine. I got lost twice on a road I know as well as the bback of my hand. We finally connetd and left in one car for Gainesville."We got to the hospital yesterday at a little after 11 AM. After registering, they took us to Cardiac Intensive Care Unit. The Cardiac ICU is right next to Operating Room and is the most intensive unit they have. They told us the operation would probably be in the afternoon. At about 3:00 PM, they said the operation involved a young woman who was donating various organs, and the teams harvesting those organs needed to coordinate their timing and complicating this issue was that they were coming from different

hospitals. At 4 PM, they said it would be sometimes between 6 and 7. At 7:00, they said it would be between 8 and 9. At 9, they said sometime after 10, and at about 10:30, they came in and said the lung was not suitable and that we would be discharged within about an hour. We were out of the hospital around 11:30.and I needed to eat so we stopped for that. I trust Dr. Baz and the tx team conpletely with their decisions. We got to the hotel around 1 AM and are now on our way home. We continue the wait for the next time. Thank you all for your concern and prayers and well wishes. We are exhausted but no worse for the wear.I plan to be back in the office on Friday morning."

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Thank you so much everyone for your thoughts and writing.........this was our

2nd dry run. The first one was cancelled an hour after the initial

call..........this one was cancelled 10 minutres before I was to go to the OP.

But it was a good practice run. We have a list of things to do that needed

tweaking here and there, but now that is ready again for the next call. I woulkd

have been the 3rd lung tx in 3 days for Shands.

Take care and hope everyone has a happy weekend.

KAthy...F:

pf...07

Wtg for tx call

> >

> > You are in my prayers and there will be a next time, Good Luck

> >

> > Gascoigne SD, 50 yrs old, Renaud's 2008, IPF 7/2009

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ________________________________

> > From: patrickkathleen <patrickkathleen@>

> > To: Breathe-Support

> > Sent: Thu, January 21, 2010 2:16:16 PM

> > Subject: My Wednesday

> >

> >

> > I was just making breakfast when the phone rang and it was Shand's asking me

how I was doing....... ..they told me to come, they had a single lung for me.

and I ran around the house as fast as I could, called Jim who was at work and we

both left to go to our agreed upon meeting place....a road side stop. He did

fine. I got lost twice on a road I know as well as the bback of my hand.. We

finally connetd and left in one car for Gainesville.

> > " We got to the hospital yesterday at a little after 11 AM. After

registering, they took us to Cardiac Intensive Care Unit. The Cardiac ICU is

right next to Operating Room and is the most intensive unit they have. They

told us the operation would probably be in the afternoon. At about 3:00 PM,

they said the operation involved a young woman who was donating various organs,

and the teams harvesting those organs needed to coordinate their timing and

complicating this issue was that they were coming from different hospitals. At

4 PM, they said it would be sometimes between 6 and 7. At 7:00, they said it

would be between 8 and 9. At 9, they said sometime after 10, and at about

10:30, they came in and said the lung was not suitable and that we would be

discharged within about an hour. We were out of the hospital around 11:30.and I

needed to eat so we stopped for that. I trust Dr. Baz and the tx team conpletely

with their decisions. We got to the

> > hotel around 1 AM and are now on our way home. We continue the wait for

the next time.

> >

> > Thank you all for your concern and prayers and well wishes. We are

exhausted but no worse for the wear.

> >

> > I plan to be back in the office on Friday morning. "

> >

>

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Kathy, I think Dr. B is going to give you the PPERRRRfect lung. give me a call next time you head N on 75 maybe we can meet for coffee somewhere..

Love & PrayersPeggyIPF, 2004

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Prayers re with you. Knowing your day will come Gascoigne SD, 50 yrs old, Renaud's 2008, IPF 7/2009To: Breathe-Support Sent: Fri, January 22, 2010 9:15:10 AMSubject: Re: My Wednesday

Thank you so much everyone for your thoughts and writing..... .....this was our 2nd dry run. The first one was cancelled an hour after the initial call........ ..this one was cancelled 10 minutres before I was to go to the OP. But it was a good practice run. We have a list of things to do that needed tweaking here and there, but now that is ready again for the next call. I woulkd have been the 3rd lung tx in 3 days for Shands.

Take care and hope everyone has a happy weekend.

KAthy...F:

pf...07

Wtg for tx call

> >

> > You are in my prayers and there will be a next time, Good Luck

> >

> > Gascoigne SD, 50 yrs old, Renaud's 2008, IPF 7/2009

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ____________ _________ _________ __

> > From: patrickkathleen <patrickkathleen@ >

> > To: Breathe-Support@ yahoogroups. com

> > Sent: Thu, January 21, 2010 2:16:16 PM

> > Subject: My Wednesday

> >

> >

> > I was just making breakfast when the phone rang and it was Shand's asking me how I was doing....... ..they told me to come, they had a single lung for me. and I ran around the house as fast as I could, called Jim who was at work and we both left to go to our agreed upon meeting place....a road side stop. He did fine. I got lost twice on a road I know as well as the bback of my hand.. We finally connetd and left in one car for Gainesville.

> > "We got to the hospital yesterday at a little after 11 AM. After registering, they took us to Cardiac Intensive Care Unit. The Cardiac ICU is right next to Operating Room and is the most intensive unit they have. They told us the operation would probably be in the afternoon. At about 3:00 PM, they said the operation involved a young woman who was donating various organs, and the teams harvesting those organs needed to coordinate their timing and complicating this issue was that they were coming from different hospitals. At 4 PM, they said it would be sometimes between 6 and 7. At 7:00, they said it would be between 8 and 9. At 9, they said sometime after 10, and at about 10:30, they came in and said the lung was not suitable and that we would be discharged within about an hour. We were out of the hospital around 11:30.and I needed to eat so we stopped for that. I trust Dr. Baz and the tx team conpletely with their decisions. We

got to the

> > hotel around 1 AM and are now on our way home. We continue the wait for the next time.

> >

> > Thank you all for your concern and prayers and well wishes. We are exhausted but no worse for the wear.

> >

> > I plan to be back in the office on Friday morning."

> >

>

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