sarah·Mar 21, 2024Day 7: Don’t plan your dayMy alarm starts beeping at 7:30am. Last night, I decided that this morning I am going to get up, go get my coffee and breakfast from the…
sarah·Mar 19, 2024Day 5: 12 hoursIt is incredible how one can adapt to situations despite what all is going on. Day 5 in the hospital and I ended up working nearly 12 hours…
sarah·Mar 18, 2024Day 4: 99–100Two weeks ago, when I was here for the second attempt to figure out what was happening with my lungs, my oxygen saturation was resting in…
sarah·Mar 17, 2024Day 3: Chemo & the CrewHigh fifties, low sixties today with blue skies and sunshine. My parents came over in the morning bringing delicious French pastries and a…
sarah·Mar 16, 2024Day 2: ApheresisAt just after 4am there is a soft knock on the door from the hall. It squeaks open and a voice curves around the entry into my hospital…
sarah·Mar 15, 2024Day 1: Admitted to the hospitalAround 1pm ET today, I received the call from the main hospital informing me that my bed is ready. I pivot back into my work meeting for…
InThe ViragobyRobin Jessie-Green·Jun 19, 2021How A Drug Addict Saved My LifePart Ten: Heading home after 10 months in the hospital.
Ash Klemm·Jun 11, 2020My Transplant Journey — The Abridged VersionIt was a balmy Thursday morning in a Canberra hospital. After 12 hours of screaming like a possessed banshee, Terri Klemm could finally…
Monica·Mar 22, 2020Pandemic Chronicles : My Husband Has Interstitial lung diseaseSurviving on 20% lung capacity amidst Covid-19A response icon1A response icon1
