Tuesday, 27 November 2012

Kidney Transplant List

Kidney Transplant List

My world-renowned transplant surgeon cradled the chalk-white kidney in his hands and seconds later, the mustachioed, rock ‘n’ roll music-loving doctor transformed this lifeless organ into a beating, crimson red, living organ. Blood squirted up like a small fountain. A concerned Dr. Montgomery looked up at me and asked, “Are you okay?” I assured him I was fineI was witnessing a miracle and experiencing one of the most surreal moments of my life. On October 2, 2007, I had the opportunity to see what my body went through while under anesthetic when I received my kidney transplant on August 13, 2002. I have not only lived the miracle of transplantation, but I have also seen it.I stood on a stool at the head of the patient’s bed in Carnegie Room 724, aka Operating Room #4 in Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. I had been invited by my transplant surgeon to witness a bird’s-eye view of a kidney transplant operation. I peered inside the deep pit of the woman’s body and was overwhelmed with emotions thinking how far I have come and proud of what my body has endured.

Kidney Transplant List

Kidney Transplant List

Kidney Transplant List

Kidney Transplant List

Kidney Transplant List

Kidney Transplant List

Kidney Transplant List

Kidney Transplant List

Kidney Transplant List

Kidney Transplant List

Kidney Transplant List

Kidney Transplant List

Kidney Transplant List



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