It's now Sunday 3PM and I am back home! My recovery is going great and Jeanne is getting better too. I'm still a little sore and and even more tired after sitting in the car for a couple of hours, but I am glad to be home here when I can rest a lot easier. It will be even better when Jeanne joins me here, hopefully tomorrow night.
More details later - now off to rest.
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Team Teddy Bear
Team Teddy Bear is the team our family has formed for the annual Walk for PKD. I initially created this blog as a way to track our fundraising progress, but have since expanded it to share our experience with Polycystic Kidney Disease and just about anything else going on in our lives. First time visitors may wish to read Our PKD Story which relates our personal experience with PKD. Please do feel free to leave a comment on anything - even just a quick hello letting us know you stopped by.
Our PKD Story
Total Money Raised to fight PKD
2011: $2517.80 and counting!
2010: $5912.46
2009: $4405.00
2008: $4435.90
2007: $4300.00
2006: $2000.00+
2010: $5912.46
2009: $4405.00
2008: $4435.90
2007: $4300.00
2006: $2000.00+
2010 Team Picture
Team Teddy Bear
Blog Archive
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2011
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February
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- Jeanne arrives home
- home again
- All is well
- My turn
- 6:30PM update
- A successful transplant!
- The kidney arrives - surgery underway
- Here we go!
- clear skies ahead
- Getting ready
- pre-op testing day
- pre-op testing is tomorrow
- Happy National Donor Day
- Friday visit to NY Presbyterian
- I Hate Hamlet
- we have a match!
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February
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