We'll blog more in-depth in the near future, but we just wanted to let you know that things are still going well. Julie is experiencing normal post-transplant discomfort that comes with healing, but already has seen a lot of kidney-failure problems go away! Amy Whyatt is also home and is doing well. We saw less of her in the hospital than we anticipated since both she and Julie spent a lot of time sleeping and talking with doctors, but Julie has been texting her during their mutual "house arrest," and she seems to be getting better each day.
In my post a few days before the surgery, I mentioned that we would be unavailable for communication for a short time. That time is pretty much over, so don't be afraid to call, Skype, or email if you'd like to talk to us!
Thanks so much for all of your prayers and your encouragement. We are really thankful!
In my post a few days before the surgery, I mentioned that we would be unavailable for communication for a short time. That time is pretty much over, so don't be afraid to call, Skype, or email if you'd like to talk to us!
Thanks so much for all of your prayers and your encouragement. We are really thankful!
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