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a taste of home
Over the past few days of being in the hospital, my mind and emotions have stabilized as I acclimate to the lowered doses of pain...
Elizabeth Reumont
Nov 6, 20133 min read
the blues (reds, oranges and greens)
Being in the hospital going on six weeks can sometimes feel like a marathoner at the twenty-second mile. “The wall”, as it’s called in...
Elizabeth Reumont
Nov 3, 20135 min read
The bouquet of life
Five weeks. Five weeks! I never planned on a stay in the hospital this long. This wasn’t how my transplant recovery was supposed to go....
Elizabeth Reumont
Nov 1, 20135 min read
Fresh Air
Today is my one month liver transplant anniversary. It is also the first time in a month that I have stepped outside of the hospital for...
Elizabeth Reumont
Oct 24, 20134 min read
Even Mick Jagger knows about vairagyam.
You can’t always get what you want but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need. The Rolling Stones Often in life...
Elizabeth Reumont
Oct 20, 20133 min read
Pain Management
The first time I ever heard of the term Pain Management was February 2013, when I was lucky enough to meet my current Hepatologist. I had...
Elizabeth Reumont
Oct 18, 20134 min read
Update: 3 weeks since liver transplantation
The two words that come to for me when I consider the past week of my physical and emotional healing process are Pain and Love,...
Elizabeth Reumont
Oct 17, 20133 min read
More on emotions
I woke from a daydream this morning feeling extreme nausea; I vomited, and started to cry. It felt good, to cry, something my eyes have...
Elizabeth Reumont
Oct 15, 20134 min read
The Emotive Response of Receiving a Liver Transplant
I imagine there is a certain set of emotions that come with receiving an organ transplant from someone who has lost their life, and a...
Elizabeth Reumont
Oct 15, 20133 min read


Another Wham Dinger of a Day
I realize that when I write about the medical complexities of organ transplantation it’s not always easy to follow, even for me. Even for...
Elizabeth Reumont
Oct 12, 20132 min read
Life on 10N
PYS 1.33: Maitri Karuna Muditopeksanam Sukha Dukha Punyapunya Visayanam Bhavantas Citta Prasnadanam Definition: Maitri -friendliness...
Elizabeth Reumont
Oct 8, 20133 min read
In the Arms of an Angel
On Sunday, 9 days after the transplant surgery , a flicker of light went on in my body-mind and I began to feel just a little bit better....
Elizabeth Reumont
Oct 8, 20132 min read
A quick update, a week after liver transplant surgery
Life on 10N is Very touch and go right now. Each day there are new emergencies and something physical, emotional and/or mental to...
Elizabeth Reumont
Oct 3, 20131 min read
Time.
Time, beyond being a measuring tool to make appointments which deem us too early or too late, confounds my cortical mind. It has been...
Elizabeth Reumont
Sep 15, 20132 min read
Sliding Doors
PYS 2.3 avidya asmita raga dvesha abinivesha pancha klesha There are five kinds of hindrances or obstacles of the mind (kleshas): 1)...
Elizabeth Reumont
Aug 30, 20134 min read
Anticipation
Yoga chitta vritti nirodhah (Patanjali 1.2) The state of yoga ceases the fluctuations of the mind (when you are in a state of yoga, all...
Elizabeth Reumont
Aug 24, 20133 min read


Are you busy doing, or busy being?
There is more to life than increasing its speed. –Mahatma Gandhi It never ceases to amaze me how people spend their time. Whether its...
Elizabeth Reumont
Jul 18, 20134 min read
Straight Talk
I’ve always had a great admiration for people who are able to communicate directly. This isn’t always easy, especially for those living...
Elizabeth Reumont
Jul 11, 20134 min read
Dare to Care.
A beautiful being, friend, yoga student created this presentation for the NHS to increase awareness and numbers of registered organ...
Elizabeth Reumont
Jul 4, 20131 min read
State of Play
If your life were a game, what type of game would it be? Chess, Monopoly, Solitaire? In the past six months, my life has turned into a...
Elizabeth Reumont
Jul 3, 20134 min read
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