Thursday, November 30, 2006

 

Day 2 and surgery


Thank G-D, I have only good news to report.

At 5:30am Aliza arrived at the hospital and was admitted for her prep. It took about a half hour for the surgery team to come to get her. After Aliza was taken away it was time to wake Pacie up so that he could put on tephilin and daven. He woke up said modeh ani and washed negelvasser. Half way through davening they came to get him. They needed to wait about 10 minutes until he was finished. We packed up our stuff and headed down to the surgery prep. Room. As soon as the implant team got word that Aliza's kidney was ready to be removed Pacie was taken in for his surgery.


At about 12 noon we got word that the kidney removal went well and that the transplant was now proceeding. By the time that Aliza got settled into her room I got called down to meet Pacie in the recovery room. At some point I needed to leave the recovery room and go get something from the car, sure enough I hear a page for "Dr. Howard, Dr Fine, Dr. Howard". I turned to see who these great doctors were here to see and sure enough they had come all the way from Odessa to see Pacie! Howard and Tzvi were able to convince the nurses to let them attend Pacie. Their well known medicine helped Pacie get well enough to be transferred to PICU.

After getting settled in, Pacie's new kidney began to function as was hoped for. His creatinine began to drop almost immediately and as of this time his creatinine is almost at normal. If I am not mistaken his kidney function is now better than it has been since his problem was diagnosed in 2000.

At about 5 safta came and sat with Pacie and at about 7:30 the famous Drs. arrived again. Zaidy and Grandmommy visited also.

Pacie rested after everybody left and has been doing great.

Aliza has had a pretty much parallel recovery. She got out of bed today and began walking in the hallway. She hopes to visit Pacie sometime today.

I have some pictures which I will post when I get the camera's cable from home.

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Thank you for all of your blessings and good wishes.

Comments:
Baruch Hashem,I am glad to hear the good news.it` only going to get better.
I am soory Pessie that I cannot keep my promise to come to the hospital,because I am very far away,but I think of you and I pray that you get well real soon.
I will see you when I come back,write to me if you want and tell me how you feel.
 
Hi Pacie,
We just wanted to let you know that even Chaya has been going to shul in the morning with Menachem to daven for you.
Chaya seems to be very at home in shul and walks over to everyone to talk to them.
Some of the old men dont like that but Menachem keeps taking her to shul to daven for you.
As soon as you are settled in a room that we can reach you at we will talk
We love you
Menachem Shterny and Chaya
 
wow! so happy to hear that all went well....it is an unbelievable procedure....how is Aliza feeling? She must be so happy to hear how well the kidney is functioning in Pacie. B"H---I almost cried reading this last report!! Shabbat Shalom! Shoshana
 
hey pacie it was good to see you on thursday even though you are not all the time in a good mood i was really happy... i hope u have a good shabbos.

love nechama dina
 
Please post the # to pacies room so we in the far can call him!!!
Pace keep up the strenghth.
 
Hi Pacie,
We are all so happy that this part has finished. We all here in Israel wish you a very very fast recovery and a refuah shlema.
You are truly a hero.
Kol Hakavod!!
Love,
Ira, Natanya, Edden, Dov, Gal and Sivan
 
Hey Pacie
I'm not sure if you'll remember me from camp but it's great to see you smiling and to see good news iyh it should continue
Keep strong
Hannah Minsky
 
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