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Be prepared for changes in mood and behavior. Chronic illness, the progressive worsening in breathing function, the uncertainty of the …
Caring for a loved one going through the transplant process is a tough, stressful job. With proper preparation though, the caregiver and patient will form a team that can deal with the process’s ups and downs and come out the better for it. Proper preparation is key to the experience; the information on these pages can help provide that. Caregiving in this situation can be one of the most rewarding experiences you can have.
Be prepared for changes in mood and behavior. Chronic illness, the progressive worsening in breathing function, the uncertainty of the …
Perhaps one of the greatest strides for patients in the past two decades is the increased focus on diet, physical …
As part of the pre-transplant evaluation, your transplant coordinator will discuss your role in the transplant process. Each center will …
During the financial interview at the transplant center, a counselor will give you an estimate of the typical expenses associated …
Many patients will need to relocate closer to the transplant center to be readily available for testing and evaluation and, …
“Take care of Nicole.” Those are the last words my father-in-law, Gene Parris, said to me before he passed away …
Creating a world where all lung transplant patients live long, healthy lives.
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