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I guess I can’t make comments about *other* portions of equine anatomy here as it’s a family newsgroup. However, I’ve had a horse I was showing embarrass me by deciding to let go just as the judge was leaning down to examine a hoof. Horses make *huge* puddles! "BJ" <B…@sk.nojunk.ca> wrote in message
news:va0hik66g6bj2d@corp.supernews.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi Wes, > Wow, seeing you post is just great. I hope you will tell Kip how much we > appreciated her taking the time to keep us informed. You know we were all > waiting, praying, and worrying. But now, we are getting the news straight > from the horse’s mouth. <g> All I can say is that you have made this a > joyous Easter for me. > Love to you, > BJ-Sk. Canada > "Wesley" <johnjohnston2…@msn.com> wrote in message > news:112adbed.0304180822.6b5fae4b@posting.google.com… > > Hi Guys!!! > > I’m home! And, I’m sore! The donor was a 50 year old male from > > Altoona, PA. Prayers and blessings to his family indeed. I think his > > passing was the result of an auto accident. His kidneys were > > pristine. > > I am making much urine. I think the medical terminology the > > nephrologist employed was "pissing like a race horse". > > Lots and lots of new meds, but I’ll tell you about them later. > > Love, > > Wes > > "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message > <news:b7n34p01tgc@enews2.newsguy.com>… > > > May I suggest we also say a prayer for the family of the donor? > > > "ruth tay" <ruth…@mcn.org> wrote in message > > > news:ruthtay-1704031108410001@ha-1o-men-p4-m22.mcn.org… > > > > In article <b7mhf502…@enews4.newsguy.com>, "J Rogow" > > > > <JRo…@spammenotNewsguy.com> wrote: > > > > What blessed news. We have been praying for Wes and family so often > that > > > > we realize how much of a part of our family they are as are all of > you. > > > > We are [ almost] jumping up and down in joy. Paul and the rest of the > > > > office staff all stopped work to rejoice. We have all been praying > for > > > > a recovery that is strong and lasting and we keep picturing Wes > enjoying > > > the > > > > family and being able to do things with them again. What wonderful > news. > > > > ruth and paul > > > > > Glad Greetings Friends and loved ones, > > > > > Thank you thanks you thank you too all of you who beseeched the Lord > on > > > Wes’ > > > > > behalf,he received a new kidney on Palm Sunday. He got the call at > 9:00 > > > p.m. > > > > > Sat while he and the kids were waiting for me to pick up some milk, > > > bread > > > > > and cigarettes(joke). It was match of out of six,did he want it( his > Doc > > > > > said take it) so he did. It is working just fine, the out put is > good > > > and > > > > > his creatine is coming down rapidly. There will be a lot of med > > > fine-tuning > > > > > but we expect him home in 4-5 days. He is in good spirits and sound > > > stronger > > > > > each time I call. The kids and I are ok, we are very happy. God is > > > amazing > > > > > and has sent the most awesome Angels to help us( the Bailey > > > > > family,Natlie,TheRoddens, Jeff) There are not enough ways to thank > them > > > for > > > > > being there. Well , I must go, if you sent anything recently after > > > 4-11), I > > > > > lost them with a click of a mouse,sorry. I"ll have to wait to find > them. > > > > > This is two days later, Wes is having some hefty surgical pain > today, > > > But > > > > > was up in a chair, got washed, ate solid food, took a hall walk. He > > > kidney > > > > > is doing well,he willl mast likley be homr on saturday. I’m too > ttired > > > to do > > > > > this right now. I’ll send more later.
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In article <3EA3CC83.20CDB…@execulink.com>, J <Calam…@example.com> wrote:
Hi Wes, After receiving all the news about you > Hi Wes, > So glad to see you posting again. After reading the list of medications
you are taking just a word of advice …… Don’t jump up and down or it will sound like a drum role…….. ruth > Thanks for taking the trouble to type this all and explain. > 4 kidneys, that’s so strange to me that they’d leave non-working ones
in, but perhaps there’s a good > reason? > Shorter surgical time? The first two have probably atrophied, right?
But still sounds mighty crowded > inside you. > anyhow, we’ll cross our fingers that after the 30 days (and later), the
kidney will "hold" and you’ll soon > be back to a more normalized life and feeling much better again. > You ‘ve been through such a hard time, I feel really bad for you and the
family, so here’s hoping this is – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> a new beginning for you. > ( ( ( ( Wes ) ) ) ) > Wesley wrote: > > Well, here’s the technical stuff. I was a two-out-of-six match, but > > my coordinator told me to take it. They can do wonderful things now > > with a zero- out-of-six match. This kidney was placed on my left > > side, and they left the other one in. So technically, I’m carrying > > four kidneys around now, with only one working. I was given two grams > > of solumedrol and a gram of Orthoclone OKT3 prior to transplant. This > > wiped out all of my T cells, making it very difficult for me to reject > > for at least a month. This treatment is new, and should allow for > > much less immunosuppression in the future. > > The current list of meds follows: > > Nystatin 5cc 4 times a day to prevent thrush. > > Bactrim Single Strength once a day to prevent pneumonia. > > Baby Aspirin once a day as a blood thinner. > > Colace 200 mg twice a day as a stool softener. > > Valcyte 450 mg once daily as an anti-viral. > > FK506 8 mg twice a day for immunosuppression. > > Prednisone 10 mg once a day for adrenal insufficiency. > > Niferex 150 mg twice a day for iron supplementation. > > Sodium Bicarbonate 3 times a day for electrolyte balance. > > Magnesium Oxide 400 mg twice a day. > > Percocet two tablets every 6 hours as needed for pain. > > Tenormin, Proscar, Prilosec, Allegra, Allopurinol and Levoxyl > > continued as before. > > No more Cyclosporine. Unfortunately, rejection can occur at any time. > > I’ll be holding my breath right along with you!
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Hi Wes, Thanks for taking the trouble to type this all and explain. 4 kidneys, that’s so strange to me that they’d leave non-working ones in, but perhaps there’s a good reason? Shorter surgical time? The first two have probably atrophied, right? But still sounds mighty crowded inside you. anyhow, we’ll cross our fingers that after the 30 days (and later), the kidney will "hold" and you’ll soon be back to a more normalized life and feeling much better again. You ‘ve been through such a hard time, I feel really bad for you and the family, so here’s hoping this is a new beginning for you. ( ( ( ( Wes ) ) ) ) – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Wesley wrote: > Well, here’s the technical stuff. I was a two-out-of-six match, but > my coordinator told me to take it. They can do wonderful things now > with a zero- out-of-six match. This kidney was placed on my left > side, and they left the other one in. So technically, I’m carrying > four kidneys around now, with only one working. I was given two grams > of solumedrol and a gram of Orthoclone OKT3 prior to transplant. This > wiped out all of my T cells, making it very difficult for me to reject > for at least a month. This treatment is new, and should allow for > much less immunosuppression in the future. > The current list of meds follows: > Nystatin 5cc 4 times a day to prevent thrush. > Bactrim Single Strength once a day to prevent pneumonia. > Baby Aspirin once a day as a blood thinner. > Colace 200 mg twice a day as a stool softener. > Valcyte 450 mg once daily as an anti-viral. > FK506 8 mg twice a day for immunosuppression. > Prednisone 10 mg once a day for adrenal insufficiency. > Niferex 150 mg twice a day for iron supplementation. > Sodium Bicarbonate 3 times a day for electrolyte balance. > Magnesium Oxide 400 mg twice a day. > Percocet two tablets every 6 hours as needed for pain. > Tenormin, Proscar, Prilosec, Allegra, Allopurinol and Levoxyl > continued as before. > No more Cyclosporine. Unfortunately, rejection can occur at any time. > I’ll be holding my breath right along with you!
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Hi J, Well, here’s the technical stuff. I was a two-out-of-six match, but my coordinator told me to take it. They can do wonderful things now with a zero- out-of-six match. This kidney was placed on my left side, and they left the other one in. So technically, I’m carrying four kidneys around now, with only one working. I was given two grams of solumedrol and a gram of Orthoclone OKT3 prior to transplant. This wiped out all of my T cells, making it very difficult for me to reject for at least a month. This treatment is new, and should allow for much less immunosuppression in the future. The current list of meds follows: Nystatin 5cc 4 times a day to prevent thrush. Bactrim Single Strength once a day to prevent pneumonia. Baby Aspirin once a day as a blood thinner. Colace 200 mg twice a day as a stool softener. Valcyte 450 mg once daily as an anti-viral. FK506 8 mg twice a day for immunosuppression. Prednisone 10 mg once a day for adrenal insufficiency. Niferex 150 mg twice a day for iron supplementation. Sodium Bicarbonate 3 times a day for electrolyte balance. Magnesium Oxide 400 mg twice a day. Percocet two tablets every 6 hours as needed for pain. Tenormin, Proscar, Prilosec, Allegra, Allopurinol and Levoxyl continued as before. No more Cyclosporine. Unfortunately, rejection can occur at any time. I’ll be holding my breath right along with you! – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -J <AprilShow…@example.com> wrote in message <news:3EA0B50E.8555ADA2@execulink.com>… > Hi Guy (back). > So relieved to hear from you, Wes, Great news ! We missed you. > We will ever be grateful to the donor family (and of course holding them close in thought also). > Perfect match eh? does this mean you got two kidneys this time, or am I misunderstanding your post? > Are you back on Cyclosporine ? > Is there a time beyond which they say "all systems go" (ie a critical time for possible rejection) ? > How long do I have to hold my breath on that one? > J – breathless <g>
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Hi Guy (back). So relieved to hear from you, Wes, Great news ! We missed you. We will ever be grateful to the donor family (and of course holding them close in thought also). Perfect match eh? does this mean you got two kidneys this time, or am I misunderstanding your post? Are you back on Cyclosporine ? Is there a time beyond which they say "all systems go" (ie a critical time for possible rejection) ? How long do I have to hold my breath on that one? J – breathless <g> – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Wesley wrote: > I’m home! And, I’m sore! The donor was a 50 year old male from > Altoona, PA. Prayers and blessings to his family indeed. I think his > passing was the result of an auto accident. His kidneys were > pristine. > I am making much urine. I think the medical terminology the > nephrologist employed was "pissing like a race horse".
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Wes, All I can say is thank God!!!! I am so happy that all is working, that you are home with Kip and the children, and doing so good!!!!! When you are feeling up to it we will all be ready to hear all you want to share. Happy Easter to you and yours. Love and hugs, Sherry "Wesley" <johnjohnston2…@msn.com> wrote in message
news:112adbed.0304180822.6b5fae4b@posting.google.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi Guys!!! > I’m home! And, I’m sore! The donor was a 50 year old male from > Altoona, PA. Prayers and blessings to his family indeed. I think his > passing was the result of an auto accident. His kidneys were > pristine. > I am making much urine. I think the medical terminology the > nephrologist employed was "pissing like a race horse". > Lots and lots of new meds, but I’ll tell you about them later. > Love, > Wes > "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message
<news:b7n34p01tgc@enews2.newsguy.com>… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > May I suggest we also say a prayer for the family of the donor? > > "ruth tay" <ruth…@mcn.org> wrote in message > > news:ruthtay-1704031108410001@ha-1o-men-p4-m22.mcn.org… > > > In article <b7mhf502…@enews4.newsguy.com>, "J Rogow" > > > <JRo…@spammenotNewsguy.com> wrote: > > > What blessed news. We have been praying for Wes and family so often that > > > we realize how much of a part of our family they are as are all of you. > > > We are [ almost] jumping up and down in joy. Paul and the rest of the > > > office staff all stopped work to rejoice. We have all been praying for > > > a recovery that is strong and lasting and we keep picturing Wes enjoying > > the > > > family and being able to do things with them again. What wonderful news. > > > ruth and paul > > > > Glad Greetings Friends and loved ones, > > > > Thank you thanks you thank you too all of you who beseeched the Lord on > > Wes’ > > > > behalf,he received a new kidney on Palm Sunday. He got the call at 9:00 > > p.m. > > > > Sat while he and the kids were waiting for me to pick up some milk, > > bread > > > > and cigarettes(joke). It was match of out of six,did he want it( his Doc > > > > said take it) so he did. It is working just fine, the out put is good > > and > > > > his creatine is coming down rapidly. There will be a lot of med > > fine-tuning > > > > but we expect him home in 4-5 days. He is in good spirits and sound > > stronger > > > > each time I call. The kids and I are ok, we are very happy. God is > > amazing > > > > and has sent the most awesome Angels to help us( the Bailey > > > > family,Natlie,TheRoddens, Jeff) There are not enough ways to thank them > > for > > > > being there. Well , I must go, if you sent anything recently after > > 4-11), I > > > > lost them with a click of a mouse,sorry. I"ll have to wait to find them. > > > > This is two days later, Wes is having some hefty surgical pain today, > > But > > > > was up in a chair, got washed, ate solid food, took a hall walk. He > > kidney > > > > is doing well,he willl mast likley be homr on saturday. I’m too ttired > > to do > > > > this right now. I’ll send more later.
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That’s fabulous, Wes. All the best, Grace. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Wesley wrote: > Hi Guys!!! > I’m home! And, I’m sore! The donor was a 50 year old male from > Altoona, PA. Prayers and blessings to his family indeed. I think his > passing was the result of an auto accident. His kidneys were > pristine. > I am making much urine. I think the medical terminology the > nephrologist employed was "pissing like a race horse". > Lots and lots of new meds, but I’ll tell you about them later. > Love, > Wes
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Great news Wes!!! Keep up the good recovery! Prayers are still in route for you and your donor (there seems to be a long line of backed-up prayers with so many flying around ;) It’s so wonderful to hear of your transplant! I’m so happy for you, Kip and your family. Please take gentle, good care of yourself. Suzie "Wesley" <johnjohnston2…@msn.com> wrote in message
news:112adbed.0304180822.6b5fae4b@posting.google.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi Guys!!! > I’m home! And, I’m sore! The donor was a 50 year old male from > Altoona, PA. Prayers and blessings to his family indeed. I think his > passing was the result of an auto accident. His kidneys were > pristine. > I am making much urine. I think the medical terminology the > nephrologist employed was "pissing like a race horse". > Lots and lots of new meds, but I’ll tell you about them later. > Love, > Wes
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Good for You Wes, You made it through showing us all the drive you have! And Blessings to the Donor Family and Yours! Good luck throughout the following days and Here is Hoping Your strength returns ten fold along with bounding good health! (and lots of urine LOL!) Hugs from Shelagh http://continue.to/lupus "Wesley" <johnjohnston2…@msn.com> wrote in message
news:112adbed.0304180822.6b5fae4b@posting.google.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi Guys!!! > I’m home! And, I’m sore! The donor was a 50 year old male from > Altoona, PA. Prayers and blessings to his family indeed. I think his > passing was the result of an auto accident. His kidneys were > pristine. > I am making much urine. I think the medical terminology the > nephrologist employed was "pissing like a race horse". > Lots and lots of new meds, but I’ll tell you about them later. > Love, > Wes > "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message
<news:b7n34p01tgc@enews2.newsguy.com>… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > May I suggest we also say a prayer for the family of the donor? > > "ruth tay" <ruth…@mcn.org> wrote in message > > news:ruthtay-1704031108410001@ha-1o-men-p4-m22.mcn.org… > > > In article <b7mhf502…@enews4.newsguy.com>, "J Rogow" > > > <JRo…@spammenotNewsguy.com> wrote: > > > What blessed news. We have been praying for Wes and family so often that > > > we realize how much of a part of our family they are as are all of you. > > > We are [ almost] jumping up and down in joy. Paul and the rest of the > > > office staff all stopped work to rejoice. We have all been praying for > > > a recovery that is strong and lasting and we keep picturing Wes enjoying > > the > > > family and being able to do things with them again. What wonderful news. > > > ruth and paul > > > > Glad Greetings Friends and loved ones, > > > > Thank you thanks you thank you too all of you who beseeched the Lord on > > Wes’ > > > > behalf,he received a new kidney on Palm Sunday. He got the call at 9:00 > > p.m. > > > > Sat while he and the kids were waiting for me to pick up some milk, > > bread > > > > and cigarettes(joke). It was match of out of six,did he want it( his Doc > > > > said take it) so he did. It is working just fine, the out put is good > > and > > > > his creatine is coming down rapidly. There will be a lot of med > > fine-tuning > > > > but we expect him home in 4-5 days. He is in good spirits and sound > > stronger > > > > each time I call. The kids and I are ok, we are very happy. God is > > amazing > > > > and has sent the most awesome Angels to help us( the Bailey > > > > family,Natlie,TheRoddens, Jeff) There are not enough ways to thank them > > for > > > > being there. Well , I must go, if you sent anything recently after > > 4-11), I > > > > lost them with a click of a mouse,sorry. I"ll have to wait to find them. > > > > This is two days later, Wes is having some hefty surgical pain today, > > But > > > > was up in a chair, got washed, ate solid food, took a hall walk. He > > kidney > > > > is doing well,he willl mast likley be homr on saturday. I’m too ttired > > to do > > > > this right now. I’ll send more later.
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Hi Wes, Wow, seeing you post is just great. I hope you will tell Kip how much we appreciated her taking the time to keep us informed. You know we were all waiting, praying, and worrying. But now, we are getting the news straight from the horse’s mouth. <g> All I can say is that you have made this a joyous Easter for me. Love to you, BJ-Sk. Canada "Wesley" <johnjohnston2…@msn.com> wrote in message
news:112adbed.0304180822.6b5fae4b@posting.google.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi Guys!!! > I’m home! And, I’m sore! The donor was a 50 year old male from > Altoona, PA. Prayers and blessings to his family indeed. I think his > passing was the result of an auto accident. His kidneys were > pristine. > I am making much urine. I think the medical terminology the > nephrologist employed was "pissing like a race horse". > Lots and lots of new meds, but I’ll tell you about them later. > Love, > Wes > "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message
<news:b7n34p01tgc@enews2.newsguy.com>… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > May I suggest we also say a prayer for the family of the donor? > > "ruth tay" <ruth…@mcn.org> wrote in message > > news:ruthtay-1704031108410001@ha-1o-men-p4-m22.mcn.org… > > > In article <b7mhf502…@enews4.newsguy.com>, "J Rogow" > > > <JRo…@spammenotNewsguy.com> wrote: > > > What blessed news. We have been praying for Wes and family so often that > > > we realize how much of a part of our family they are as are all of you. > > > We are [ almost] jumping up and down in joy. Paul and the rest of the > > > office staff all stopped work to rejoice. We have all been praying for > > > a recovery that is strong and lasting and we keep picturing Wes enjoying > > the > > > family and being able to do things with them again. What wonderful news. > > > ruth and paul > > > > Glad Greetings Friends and loved ones, > > > > Thank you thanks you thank you too all of you who beseeched the Lord on > > Wes’ > > > > behalf,he received a new kidney on Palm Sunday. He got the call at 9:00 > > p.m. > > > > Sat while he and the kids were waiting for me to pick up some milk, > > bread > > > > and cigarettes(joke). It was match of out of six,did he want it( his Doc > > > > said take it) so he did. It is working just fine, the out put is good > > and > > > > his creatine is coming down rapidly. There will be a lot of med > > fine-tuning > > > > but we expect him home in 4-5 days. He is in good spirits and sound > > stronger > > > > each time I call. The kids and I are ok, we are very happy. God is > > amazing > > > > and has sent the most awesome Angels to help us( the Bailey > > > > family,Natlie,TheRoddens, Jeff) There are not enough ways to thank them > > for > > > > being there. Well , I must go, if you sent anything recently after > > 4-11), I > > > > lost them with a click of a mouse,sorry. I"ll have to wait to find them. > > > > This is two days later, Wes is having some hefty surgical pain today, > > But > > > > was up in a chair, got washed, ate solid food, took a hall walk. He > > kidney > > > > is doing well,he willl mast likley be homr on saturday. I’m too ttired > > to do > > > > this right now. I’ll send more later.
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Great news!!!!!!!!!!!!! Is there anywhere we can send ecards or snail mail cards? Thanks Nicole
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Thank you Judith for the great news for Wes!!!!!!! I jumped online for just a few minutes this week and saw his email that the kidney had become available and have been saying prayers for him and his family. It will be wonderful to hear from him soon! Take care. Suzie "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message
news:b7mhf502i7k@enews4.newsguy.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Glad Greetings Friends and loved ones, > Thank you thanks you thank you too all of you who beseeched the Lord on Wes’ > behalf,he received a new kidney on Palm Sunday. He got the call at 9:00 p.m. > Sat while he and the kids were waiting for me to pick up some milk, bread > and cigarettes(joke). It was match of out of six,did he want it( his Doc > said take it) so he did. It is working just fine, the out put is good and > his creatine is coming down rapidly. There will be a lot of med fine-tuning > but we expect him home in 4-5 days. He is in good spirits and sound stronger > each time I call. The kids and I are ok, we are very happy. God is amazing > and has sent the most awesome Angels to help us( the Bailey > family,Natlie,TheRoddens, Jeff) There are not enough ways to thank them for > being there. Well , I must go, if you sent anything recently after 4-11), I > lost them with a click of a mouse,sorry. I"ll have to wait to find them. > This is two days later, Wes is having some hefty surgical pain today, But > was up in a chair, got washed, ate solid food, took a hall walk. He kidney > is doing well,he willl mast likley be homr on saturday. I’m too ttired to do > this right now. I’ll send more later.
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Hi Guys!!! I’m home! And, I’m sore! The donor was a 50 year old male from Altoona, PA. Prayers and blessings to his family indeed. I think his passing was the result of an auto accident. His kidneys were pristine. I am making much urine. I think the medical terminology the nephrologist employed was "pissing like a race horse". Lots and lots of new meds, but I’ll tell you about them later. Love, Wes – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -"J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message <news:b7n34p01tgc@enews2.newsguy.com>… > May I suggest we also say a prayer for the family of the donor? > "ruth tay" <ruth…@mcn.org> wrote in message > news:ruthtay-1704031108410001@ha-1o-men-p4-m22.mcn.org… > > In article <b7mhf502…@enews4.newsguy.com>, "J Rogow" > > <JRo…@spammenotNewsguy.com> wrote: > > What blessed news. We have been praying for Wes and family so often that > > we realize how much of a part of our family they are as are all of you. > > We are [ almost] jumping up and down in joy. Paul and the rest of the > > office staff all stopped work to rejoice. We have all been praying for > > a recovery that is strong and lasting and we keep picturing Wes enjoying > the > > family and being able to do things with them again. What wonderful news. > > ruth and paul > > > Glad Greetings Friends and loved ones, > > > Thank you thanks you thank you too all of you who beseeched the Lord on > Wes’ > > > behalf,he received a new kidney on Palm Sunday. He got the call at 9:00 > p.m. > > > Sat while he and the kids were waiting for me to pick up some milk, > bread > > > and cigarettes(joke). It was match of out of six,did he want it( his Doc > > > said take it) so he did. It is working just fine, the out put is good > and > > > his creatine is coming down rapidly. There will be a lot of med > fine-tuning > > > but we expect him home in 4-5 days. He is in good spirits and sound > stronger > > > each time I call. The kids and I are ok, we are very happy. God is > amazing > > > and has sent the most awesome Angels to help us( the Bailey > > > family,Natlie,TheRoddens, Jeff) There are not enough ways to thank them > for > > > being there. Well , I must go, if you sent anything recently after > 4-11), I > > > lost them with a click of a mouse,sorry. I"ll have to wait to find them. > > > This is two days later, Wes is having some hefty surgical pain today, > But > > > was up in a chair, got washed, ate solid food, took a hall walk. He > kidney > > > is doing well,he willl mast likley be homr on saturday. I’m too ttired > to do > > > this right now. I’ll send more later.
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God is truly awesome!!!! This is the best news I’ve heard in a long time. Prayers are out to all involved. Dawn "Wesley" <johnjohnston2…@msn.com> wrote in message
news:112adbed.0304180822.6b5fae4b@posting.google.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi Guys!!! > I’m home! And, I’m sore! The donor was a 50 year old male from > Altoona, PA. Prayers and blessings to his family indeed. I think his > passing was the result of an auto accident. His kidneys were > pristine. > I am making much urine. I think the medical terminology the > nephrologist employed was "pissing like a race horse". > Lots and lots of new meds, but I’ll tell you about them later. > Love, > Wes > "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message
<news:b7n34p01tgc@enews2.newsguy.com>… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > May I suggest we also say a prayer for the family of the donor? > > "ruth tay" <ruth…@mcn.org> wrote in message > > news:ruthtay-1704031108410001@ha-1o-men-p4-m22.mcn.org… > > > In article <b7mhf502…@enews4.newsguy.com>, "J Rogow" > > > <JRo…@spammenotNewsguy.com> wrote: > > > What blessed news. We have been praying for Wes and family so often that > > > we realize how much of a part of our family they are as are all of you. > > > We are [ almost] jumping up and down in joy. Paul and the rest of the > > > office staff all stopped work to rejoice. We have all been praying for > > > a recovery that is strong and lasting and we keep picturing Wes enjoying > > the > > > family and being able to do things with them again. What wonderful news. > > > ruth and paul > > > > Glad Greetings Friends and loved ones, > > > > Thank you thanks you thank you too all of you who beseeched the Lord on > > Wes’ > > > > behalf,he received a new kidney on Palm Sunday. He got the call at 9:00 > > p.m. > > > > Sat while he and the kids were waiting for me to pick up some milk, > > bread > > > > and cigarettes(joke). It was match of out of six,did he want it( his Doc > > > > said take it) so he did. It is working just fine, the out put is good > > and > > > > his creatine is coming down rapidly. There will be a lot of med > > fine-tuning > > > > but we expect him home in 4-5 days. He is in good spirits and sound > > stronger > > > > each time I call. The kids and I are ok, we are very happy. God is > > amazing > > > > and has sent the most awesome Angels to help us( the Bailey > > > > family,Natlie,TheRoddens, Jeff) There are not enough ways to thank them > > for > > > > being there. Well , I must go, if you sent anything recently after > > 4-11), I > > > > lost them with a click of a mouse,sorry. I"ll have to wait to find them. > > > > This is two days later, Wes is having some hefty surgical pain today, > > But > > > > was up in a chair, got washed, ate solid food, took a hall walk. He > > kidney > > > > is doing well,he willl mast likley be homr on saturday. I’m too ttired > > to do > > > > this right now. I’ll send more later.
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For sure, thanks JR. and thanks for the SPAM article etc. (can’t remember where the post is now) but appreciate you posting it. J – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -J Rogow wrote: > May I suggest we also say a prayer for the family of the donor?
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You are oh so correct! For news like Wes’ there has had to be a great loss for another family. Thank God that there are people who during their grief make the decisions to give life to someone else. Bless them!!!!! Sherry "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message
news:b7n34p01tgc@enews2.newsguy.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> May I suggest we also say a prayer for the family of the donor? > "ruth tay" <ruth…@mcn.org> wrote in message > news:ruthtay-1704031108410001@ha-1o-men-p4-m22.mcn.org… > > In article <b7mhf502…@enews4.newsguy.com>, "J Rogow" > > <JRo…@spammenotNewsguy.com> wrote: > > What blessed news. We have been praying for Wes and family so often that > > we realize how much of a part of our family they are as are all of you. > > We are [ almost] jumping up and down in joy. Paul and the rest of the > > office staff all stopped work to rejoice. We have all been praying for > > a recovery that is strong and lasting and we keep picturing Wes enjoying > the > > family and being able to do things with them again. What wonderful news. > > ruth and paul > > > Glad Greetings Friends and loved ones, > > > Thank you thanks you thank you too all of you who beseeched the Lord on > Wes’ > > > behalf,he received a new kidney on Palm Sunday. He got the call at 9:00 > p.m. > > > Sat while he and the kids were waiting for me to pick up some milk, > bread > > > and cigarettes(joke). It was match of out of six,did he want it( his Doc > > > said take it) so he did. It is working just fine, the out put is good > and > > > his creatine is coming down rapidly. There will be a lot of med > fine-tuning > > > but we expect him home in 4-5 days. He is in good spirits and sound > stronger > > > each time I call. The kids and I are ok, we are very happy. God is > amazing > > > and has sent the most awesome Angels to help us( the Bailey > > > family,Natlie,TheRoddens, Jeff) There are not enough ways to thank them > for > > > being there. Well , I must go, if you sent anything recently after > 4-11), I > > > lost them with a click of a mouse,sorry. I"ll have to wait to find them. > > > This is two days later, Wes is having some hefty surgical pain today, > But > > > was up in a chair, got washed, ate solid food, took a hall walk. He > kidney > > > is doing well,he willl mast likley be homr on saturday. I’m too ttired > to do > > > this right now. I’ll send more later.
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J Rogow wrote: > May I suggest we also say a prayer for the family of the donor?
<snip> So true. Prayers being said for family and donor. What a wonderful gift to give. -Sharon — Visit my webpage: http://www.qc.edu/~sperlof1/ ~Peace~ We must come to see that peace is not merely a distant goal we seek, but it is a means by which we arrive at that goal… We must pursue peaceful ends through peaceful means. -Martin Luther King Jr.
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Wonderful news. Praying that God keeps blessing Wes, and that he recovers quickly. Cindy "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message
news:b7mhf502i7k@enews4.newsguy.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Glad Greetings Friends and loved ones, > Thank you thanks you thank you too all of you who beseeched the Lord on Wes’ > behalf,he received a new kidney on Palm Sunday. He got the call at 9:00 p.m. > Sat while he and the kids were waiting for me to pick up some milk, bread > and cigarettes(joke). It was match of out of six,did he want it( his Doc > said take it) so he did. It is working just fine, the out put is good and > his creatine is coming down rapidly. There will be a lot of med fine-tuning > but we expect him home in 4-5 days. He is in good spirits and sound stronger > each time I call. The kids and I are ok, we are very happy. God is amazing > and has sent the most awesome Angels to help us( the Bailey > family,Natlie,TheRoddens, Jeff) There are not enough ways to thank them for > being there. Well , I must go, if you sent anything recently after 4-11), I > lost them with a click of a mouse,sorry. I"ll have to wait to find them. > This is two days later, Wes is having some hefty surgical pain today, But > was up in a chair, got washed, ate solid food, took a hall walk. He kidney > is doing well,he willl mast likley be homr on saturday. I’m too ttired to do > this right now. I’ll send more later.
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May I suggest we also say a prayer for the family of the donor? "ruth tay" <ruth…@mcn.org> wrote in message
news:ruthtay-1704031108410001@ha-1o-men-p4-m22.mcn.org… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> In article <b7mhf502…@enews4.newsguy.com>, "J Rogow" > <JRo…@spammenotNewsguy.com> wrote: > What blessed news. We have been praying for Wes and family so often that > we realize how much of a part of our family they are as are all of you. > We are [ almost] jumping up and down in joy. Paul and the rest of the > office staff all stopped work to rejoice. We have all been praying for > a recovery that is strong and lasting and we keep picturing Wes enjoying the > family and being able to do things with them again. What wonderful news. > ruth and paul > > Glad Greetings Friends and loved ones, > > Thank you thanks you thank you too all of you who beseeched the Lord on Wes’ > > behalf,he received a new kidney on Palm Sunday. He got the call at 9:00 p.m. > > Sat while he and the kids were waiting for me to pick up some milk, bread > > and cigarettes(joke). It was match of out of six,did he want it( his Doc > > said take it) so he did. It is working just fine, the out put is good and > > his creatine is coming down rapidly. There will be a lot of med fine-tuning > > but we expect him home in 4-5 days. He is in good spirits and sound stronger > > each time I call. The kids and I are ok, we are very happy. God is amazing > > and has sent the most awesome Angels to help us( the Bailey > > family,Natlie,TheRoddens, Jeff) There are not enough ways to thank them for > > being there. Well , I must go, if you sent anything recently after 4-11), I > > lost them with a click of a mouse,sorry. I"ll have to wait to find them. > > This is two days later, Wes is having some hefty surgical pain today, But > > was up in a chair, got washed, ate solid food, took a hall walk. He kidney > > is doing well,he willl mast likley be homr on saturday. I’m too ttired to do > > this right now. I’ll send more later.
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PTL!!!!!! What a relief to finally hear and to have it be very good news for Wes and his family. They remain in my thoughts and prayers. Sherry "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message
news:b7mhf502i7k@enews4.newsguy.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Glad Greetings Friends and loved ones, > Thank you thanks you thank you too all of you who beseeched the Lord on Wes’ > behalf,he received a new kidney on Palm Sunday. He got the call at 9:00 p.m. > Sat while he and the kids were waiting for me to pick up some milk, bread > and cigarettes(joke). It was match of out of six,did he want it( his Doc > said take it) so he did. It is working just fine, the out put is good and > his creatine is coming down rapidly. There will be a lot of med fine-tuning > but we expect him home in 4-5 days. He is in good spirits and sound stronger > each time I call. The kids and I are ok, we are very happy. God is amazing > and has sent the most awesome Angels to help us( the Bailey > family,Natlie,TheRoddens, Jeff) There are not enough ways to thank them for > being there. Well , I must go, if you sent anything recently after 4-11), I > lost them with a click of a mouse,sorry. I"ll have to wait to find them. > This is two days later, Wes is having some hefty surgical pain today, But > was up in a chair, got washed, ate solid food, took a hall walk. He kidney > is doing well,he willl mast likley be homr on saturday. I’m too ttired to do > this right now. I’ll send more later.
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J Rogow wrote: > Glad Greetings Friends and loved ones, > Thank you thanks you thank you too all of you who beseeched the Lord on Wes’ > behalf,he received a new kidney on Palm Sunday. <snip>
Wow, what incredible news!!! Thanks for updating us all Judith! Keeping Wes in my prayers! -Sharon — Visit my webpage: http://www.qc.edu/~sperlof1/ ~Peace~ We must come to see that peace is not merely a distant goal we seek, but it is a means by which we arrive at that goal… We must pursue peaceful ends through peaceful means. -Martin Luther King Jr.
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In article <b7mhf502…@enews4.newsguy.com>, "J Rogow" <JRo…@spammenotNewsguy.com> wrote:
What blessed news. We have been praying for Wes and family so often that we realize how much of a part of our family they are as are all of you. We are [ almost] jumping up and down in joy. Paul and the rest of the office staff all stopped work to rejoice. We have all been praying for a recovery that is strong and lasting and we keep picturing Wes enjoying the family and being able to do things with them again. What wonderful news. ruth and paul – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Glad Greetings Friends and loved ones, > Thank you thanks you thank you too all of you who beseeched the Lord on Wes’ > behalf,he received a new kidney on Palm Sunday. He got the call at 9:00 p.m. > Sat while he and the kids were waiting for me to pick up some milk, bread > and cigarettes(joke). It was match of out of six,did he want it( his Doc > said take it) so he did. It is working just fine, the out put is good and > his creatine is coming down rapidly. There will be a lot of med fine-tuning > but we expect him home in 4-5 days. He is in good spirits and sound stronger > each time I call. The kids and I are ok, we are very happy. God is amazing > and has sent the most awesome Angels to help us( the Bailey > family,Natlie,TheRoddens, Jeff) There are not enough ways to thank them for > being there. Well , I must go, if you sent anything recently after 4-11), I > lost them with a click of a mouse,sorry. I"ll have to wait to find them. > This is two days later, Wes is having some hefty surgical pain today, But > was up in a chair, got washed, ate solid food, took a hall walk. He kidney > is doing well,he willl mast likley be homr on saturday. I’m too ttired to do > this right now. I’ll send more later.
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Thanks JR, She must have gotten an update between her e-mail to me and the one to you. So now we don’t have to worry, when he doesn’t show up on the newsgroup until after Saturday and I expect he’ll have adjustments at home too, so we’ll just have to keep worrying till we see his post. 
)) J – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -J Rogow wrote: > Glad Greetings Friends and loved ones, > Thank you thanks you thank you too all of you who beseeched the Lord on Wes’ > behalf,he received a new kidney on Palm Sunday. He got the call at 9:00 p.m. > Sat while he and the kids were waiting for me to pick up some milk, bread > and cigarettes(joke). It was match of out of six,did he want it( his Doc > said take it) so he did. It is working just fine, the out put is good and > his creatine is coming down rapidly. There will be a lot of med fine-tuning > but we expect him home in 4-5 days. He is in good spirits and sound stronger > each time I call. The kids and I are ok, we are very happy. God is amazing > and has sent the most awesome Angels to help us( the Bailey > family,Natlie,TheRoddens, Jeff) There are not enough ways to thank them for > being there. Well , I must go, if you sent anything recently after 4-11), I > lost them with a click of a mouse,sorry. I"ll have to wait to find them. > This is two days later, Wes is having some hefty surgical pain today, But > was up in a chair, got washed, ate solid food, took a hall walk. He kidney > is doing well,he willl mast likley be homr on saturday. I’m too ttired to do > this right now. I’ll send more later.
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Glad Greetings Friends and loved ones, Thank you thanks you thank you too all of you who beseeched the Lord on Wes’ behalf,he received a new kidney on Palm Sunday. He got the call at 9:00 p.m. Sat while he and the kids were waiting for me to pick up some milk, bread and cigarettes(joke). It was match of out of six,did he want it( his Doc said take it) so he did. It is working just fine, the out put is good and his creatine is coming down rapidly. There will be a lot of med fine-tuning but we expect him home in 4-5 days. He is in good spirits and sound stronger each time I call. The kids and I are ok, we are very happy. God is amazing and has sent the most awesome Angels to help us( the Bailey family,Natlie,TheRoddens, Jeff) There are not enough ways to thank them for being there. Well , I must go, if you sent anything recently after 4-11), I lost them with a click of a mouse,sorry. I"ll have to wait to find them. This is two days later, Wes is having some hefty surgical pain today, But was up in a chair, got washed, ate solid food, took a hall walk. He kidney is doing well,he willl mast likley be homr on saturday. I’m too ttired to do this right now. I’ll send more later.
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