Being human
and life's little mysteries

Today has been another eventful day at the Royal Free complete with wonderful visits from friends, and medical progress around the...

What a difference twenty-four hours can make. After yet another sleepless night (crazy talk, I tell you), I spend the early hours taking...

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...

During the second week following surgery, my body and mind have undergone multiple transformations. I started the second week walking...

Life on 10N is Very touch and go right now. Each day there are new emergencies and something physical, emotional and/or mental to...

When I got the call from the transplant team four months ago, going through the motions of getting prepared for the hospital and prepped...

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...

After a long day as a ‘ lady in waiting ‘, I was eventually sent home from the hospital; no new liver, not even a souvenir t-shirt! Not...

At 5:30 this morning our landline rang. Having been up already for several hours engaged in my normal itching and scratching rituals, I...

After a blissful, blessed evening with beautiful beings offering up pure love in every direction, it is hard for me to believe that this...

By all accounts, this week was an important week. This evening I returned home to my beautiful family without pain, and have remained...

Monday marked the beginning of Transplant Assessment Week, the week that consists of many tests and procedures to establish whether or...

I’m going to need a new liver. Some of you may know about my personal history with illness, and if you follow my blog you may have even...