Tag: transplant

There Was A Nurse

A little bit different to my usual posts but seeing as it is International Nurses Day, here is a poem I have written: There was a nurse To hold my hand And wipe the tears There was a nurse To calm the nerves And cover the fear There was a nurse To walk beside And … Continue reading There Was A Nurse →

2020 – The Year to Have a Transplant!

2020 has possibly been the most challenging year for every individual. Not being able to see family, working from home, isolating and schools being closed. But for many, life still had to continue, Drs, Nurses, Surgeons, cleaners and key workers, still went to work everyday with so many risks. As many of you reading this … Continue reading 2020 – The Year to Have a Transplant! →

It Is So Important To Still Discuss Organ Donation!

*WARNING* In this blog post there are pictures of human organs. Everyone at some point or other should discuss Organ Donation with their family and friends. Although it can be a daunting conversation it is so important for your wishes and desires to be fulfilled when your time comes. In those last few moments talking … Continue reading It Is So Important To Still Discuss Organ Donation! →

Covid-19 and Living With a Life Threatening Illness

Whilst many are in isolation for two weeks, or are working from home but continuing life as normal. Jessie falls into the category of the most vulnerable people. Waiting for a transplant means you have to stay as healthy as possible at any time, otherwise your transplant could get denied. As I have said before, … Continue reading Covid-19 and Living With a Life Threatening Illness →