13 years ago today

My oldest daughter (she is 13) recieved a liver transplant. What a
rollercoaster ride it was in the early years, but she is healthy and happy.
I am so thankful for her second chance at life. )
--
Sue (mom to three girls)

Sue wrote:
My oldest daughter (she is 13) recieved a liver transplant. What a
rollercoaster ride it was in the early years, but she is healthy and happy.
I am so thankful for her second chance at life. )
--
Sue (mom to three girls)

You come across as a very strong person. Good for you for being so
strong for your family. And welcome the teenage years

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You come across as a very strong person. Good for you for being so
strong for your family. And welcome the teenage years

Aww, thank you. Must be the Irish in me ;o) I think I'm going to need to be
very strong to deal with the teenage years, especially with three girls,
lol.
--
Sue (mom to three girls)

"Sue" wrote in message
...
My oldest daughter (she is 13) recieved a liver transplant. What a
rollercoaster ride it was in the early years, but she is healthy and
happy.
I am so thankful for her second chance at life. )


Wow! That is so amazing. Do you do anything special to mark the day?


--
Nikki, mama to
Hunter 4/99
Luke 4/01
Brock 4/06
Ben 4/06

Dear Sue, good for you and your family. I hope all your and your
daughters live healthy forever. Health is absolutely the most important
thing in life, right?

Kisses to your girls,
Cinnamon Leaf
http://cinnamonleaf.lipblogs.com

Dear Sue, good for you and your family. I hope all your and your
daughters live healthy forever. Health is absolutely the most important
thing in life, right?

Kisses to your girls,
Cinnamon Leaf
http://cinnamonleaf.lipblogs.com

Wow, congratulations. I spend so much time caring for kids when things
don't go well, I always enjoy hearing the stories of when it's all past
and they're well and healthy.

If I may ask -- I've been quite curious -- did she have biliary atresia
or was it something more unusual? You can e-mail me if you'd rather,
or of course not answer at all.

Kate, ignorant foot soldier of the medical cartel
and the Bug, almost 3 years

Sue wrote:
My oldest daughter (she is 13) recieved a liver transplant. What a
rollercoaster ride it was in the early years, but she is healthy and happy.
I am so thankful for her second chance at life. )
--
Sue (mom to three girls)

"Nikki" wrote in message
Wow! That is so amazing. Do you do anything special to mark the day?

We had a party when it was the 10-year anniversary, but we haven't really
done anything on the rest of the years. If she makes it to 20 yrs, I would
love to celebrate again. However, every year that I have her is a
celebration.
--
Sue (mom to three girls)

wrote in message
Dear Sue, good for you and your family. I hope all your and your
daughters live healthy forever. Health is absolutely the most important
thing in life, right?

Kisses to your girls,

Thank you. I agree, nothing else really matters if you don't have your
health.
--
Sue (mom to three girls)

"Akuvikate" wrote in message
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Wow, congratulations. I spend so much time caring for kids when things
don't go well, I always enjoy hearing the stories of when it's all past
and they're well and healthy.

I know. I like to hear the good stories too. It does seem like we hear of
too many bad outcomes.

If I may ask -- I've been quite curious -- did she have biliary atresia
or was it something more unusual? You can e-mail me if you'd rather,
or of course not answer at all.

Yes, she did have biliary atresia. I don't mind talking about it at all.
--
Sue (mom to three girls)