Phil_F_NM
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I met Adrena in late 2008 at the birthday party of a mutual friend.
In early 2009 she had some health issues then "disappeared" for a while. It turns out she was in the hospital suffering from kidney failure as a symptom of Lupus.
I worked with Adrena back in 2010 to produce Life With Lupus.
When I finished it, I posted a thread here on RFF almost four years ago.
Last year, Adrena was put on the donor list after her Lupus was shown to be in remission for a significant amount of time.
Late on the 1st, she got a call saying she was on standby then earlier tonight (February 2nd) she sent me a text message reading, "I got accepted for the kidney!"
I met her at the hospital not too long after she got the call about getting a kidney donor and stayed until she was wheeled off to the operating room.
Anticipation in the elevator on the way up to the ward.
Posing in her new gown.
Getting blood drawn.
Listening to her anesthiesieologist.
Dealing with a little stress. I can't even imagine.
On the bed that wheels her down to the operating room.
As I write this she's in surgery and I hope everything goes perfectly. This time has been years coming and she's finially here.
More photos to come in the next few days.
Phil Forrest
In early 2009 she had some health issues then "disappeared" for a while. It turns out she was in the hospital suffering from kidney failure as a symptom of Lupus.
I worked with Adrena back in 2010 to produce Life With Lupus.
When I finished it, I posted a thread here on RFF almost four years ago.
Last year, Adrena was put on the donor list after her Lupus was shown to be in remission for a significant amount of time.
Late on the 1st, she got a call saying she was on standby then earlier tonight (February 2nd) she sent me a text message reading, "I got accepted for the kidney!"
I met her at the hospital not too long after she got the call about getting a kidney donor and stayed until she was wheeled off to the operating room.
Anticipation in the elevator on the way up to the ward.
Posing in her new gown.
Getting blood drawn.
Listening to her anesthiesieologist.
Dealing with a little stress. I can't even imagine.
On the bed that wheels her down to the operating room.
As I write this she's in surgery and I hope everything goes perfectly. This time has been years coming and she's finially here.
More photos to come in the next few days.
Phil Forrest