FYI Scott has gone for transplant!!!!!!
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Brenda,
Prayers coming Scott’s way for a speedy and successful transplant. Awesome news…hope his recovery is quick..
KarenHi Brenda,
I have been reading your blog, and today before I even clicked on it, I said, I hope they have a liver for Scott. Wow!! How wonderful! I really hope everything goes well for him, and he has a speedy recovery. I love reading your blog!
Karen B.
Dear Brenda,
Such wonderful news about Scott! I’m sure that with time Scott will be on the mend. My thoughts are with you two.
G
Brenda… I’m praying for you all! ICU and waiting is a nerve racking time. I hope and pray that he can breath on his own real soon!
God Bless,
Jeff G.Brenda – I have been keeping up with your blog for a while now and was so excited this morning when I read Scott had gotten the transplant. I hope that they are able to to remove the vent and his pain is controllable. Please know that you, Scott and your enitre family are in my thoughts and prayers. – Colleen
The liver is in! They will try to take Scott off the ventilator in the morning. No sign of cancer, but we won’t know for sure until the biopsy, or whatever they are looking at, comes back on Thursday. It’s more intense than I had imagined, but so hopeful I can’t complain.
Thanks for all your love, support, and prayers,
Brendaps I’m keeping the blog up to date for all my family and friends. You all are both and invited. bbfranson.blogspot.com
Brenda and Scott…. All the hope and prayers for good positive results ! Have they set a surgery date ? I just want to add a special big wish that day!
God Bless,
Jeff G.Brenda,
Sending very positive thoughts your way. I am crossing my fingers and holding my thumbs. Hang in there!!!!!!!!!!Kris
Brenda, sending tons of good wishes and the best of luck to Scott. Please, stay in touch. Thinking of you.
MarionsBrenda, that is wonderful news. Please keep us updated when you can. Best wishes and prayers for you and Scott and the doctors taking care of Scott.
Carol
They just took Scott back for transplant. The dr wanted us to know the potential scenarios of what would happen if he found cancer outside the liver. Scott has opted to give the liver to someone else and probably wouldn’t survive the operation if that happens. The good news is that the risk is quite slim. He should do great.
I’m fried from the adrenaline overload. I’m pretty sure the intensity of this gig has shaved years from my life and added them to my hiney.
Heaven help us all get through the excruciatingly long days, and the longer nights.
God Bless,
Brenda
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