9 months later and counting

Imagine, the transplant occurred on February 13, 2013 and I'm just back to blogging now, a little delayed I know.  It took me 2 months to get back to work after donating my kidney, and even then my energy level was at an all time low.  Not that it isn't now, but it is getting better everyday.  Ken bounced right back with only a minor hiccup so far, which was medication related a few weeks after the transplant.  It's absolutely amazing how the doctors were able to make this work.  With the power of prayer, faith & hope this transplant took very well.  The Doctors have been pleased with the progress thus far, and Ken is leading a much happy & healthier life.  Our daughter was a huge part of this transplant, and we are so proud of the young lady she has become.  Being we have no family in the province, our daughter was the one to care for us after we were home.  She did laundry, made meals, even cleaned the house, imagine that of a 12 year old.  Don'y kid yourself, we're back to nagging at get her room cleaned, but we're okay with that!  We are very thankful to our friends who helped us, with bringing meals and comfort gifts for our healing.  We thank the Lord, our friends and our daughter!