Thursday, November 23, 2006
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A little over a year ago plans were begun for the possibility that Pacie would need a Kidney transplant. At that time Aliza decided that she would be the donor. Although I had prepared myself to be the donor for Yehudah I wasn't in as good shape as Aliza to be a donor at this time so I agreed to her wish. We always prayed that Pacie's condition would stabalize and that a transplant would not be needed but alas G-D had different plans. On Chol hamoed Succos the doctors informed us that Pacie's condition had come to the point where he would need to be dialized. Here is a small video of Pacie being dialized.
That was the signal that we needed to make a date for the transplant. After consulting with our calanders and those of the doctors and surgeons November 29 was chosen.
The three weeks of dialysis have been uneventful. The surgery to implant the catheter
went well and the dialysis so far has been without a hitch. Pacie was nervous about the surgery and treatment but he overcame his fears and has been in a good mood about it.
The doctors and nurses at UCLA have been very supportive and informative. We have met with both teams, the harvest team and the implant team. We know some of the staff from our previous experiance at UCLA so we know who to address our questions and concerns to.
I will try to keep an ongoing blog of what is going on so you will be informed. In the mean time please add Aliza and Pacie to you shul Mi'sheberach list (Aliza Chana bas Yaffa-Pesach Nissim ben Aliza Chana) and say Tihilm and give tzedakah for their complete recovery.
Some links fyi:
http://www.kidney.org/atoz/atozItem.cfm?id=86
http://kidneydiseases.about.com/b/a/007067.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kidney_transplant
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Our Brachas for the entire menkes Family:
Hashem should bless all of you with brachas for good health parnossa, long life, nachas and only good revealed things. Please Hashem, bless the doctors and all of the staff at the hospital that Hashem should help them do their jobs well and be the shaliach for a refua shelama for Pesach Nissim ben Aliza and for Aliza bas Yaffa.
Withlove from The Romm Family, Baila, Daniel Velvul and Laivi Avtahom
Hashem should bless all of you with brachas for good health parnossa, long life, nachas and only good revealed things. Please Hashem, bless the doctors and all of the staff at the hospital that Hashem should help them do their jobs well and be the shaliach for a refua shelama for Pesach Nissim ben Aliza and for Aliza bas Yaffa.
Withlove from The Romm Family, Baila, Daniel Velvul and Laivi Avtahom
Hashem who is Boichen KILAYOS valev will surely hear all out tefilos. We look forward to seeing Pesach back at Camp HASC this summer i"yh with his radiant smile and cheerful disposition.
Heartfelt wishes for Aliza and Pesach for a speedy and uncomplicated recovery, and from here on only simchas and much nachas.
Heartfelt wishes for Aliza and Pesach for a speedy and uncomplicated recovery, and from here on only simchas and much nachas.
Hey Pesach! Its Tova! Do you remember me from camp? You, me and Aliza made really cool signs for color war, and we hung them up on the front door of the dining room! You really made camp so much fun for me. It always made my day to see your huge smile! IYH I hope to see you really soon. Keep on smiling, and feel better soon! luv, tova
hey Pesach! it's Megan Landau from camp! I'm so happy that you are recovering nicely! I miss camp so much! Seeing you constantly smiling, and seeing you always ready to do a mitzvah always me made smile! I remember you distinctly giving me a package of food on erev shabbas so that I could make a bracha outloud and so that you could yell AMEN! Thanks for teaching me such an important lesson and for that oppurtunity! Looking forward to your full recovery and seeing you again
G-dwilling this summer Kol Tuv! Love, Megan
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G-dwilling this summer Kol Tuv! Love, Megan
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