Miss M. might be getting her lung drain out today, a praise!
Michelle is still struggling. The team will hopefully take a new approach to treating her nausea and pain, as thus far they have been unsuccessful.
Michelle clarified the flower situation for me yesterday, but it slipped my mind, sorry! Both girls can have cut flowers. Michelle cannot have flowers/plants in soil. There is a risk of mold spores growing in soil, thus creating a health risk for Michelle in her immunocompromised state. Maybe choose an arrangement that isn't too overpowering either, as both girls are apparently sensitive to smells! The address for VGH is a few posts down. Thanks!
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“We have been friends together in sunshine and in shade.”
This is a blog for my amazing friend Michelle Way who is fighting the battle of a lifetime. Michelle has Wilson's disease, a debilitating genetic disease that affects the body's ability to process copper. Overtime internal organs can become damaged, and in Michelle's case her liver is failing. Michelle was officially placed on the transplant list in November 2008; and after a long wait finally received a live-donor transplant on February 16th, 2010!
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- Grow Liver Grow!
- Awsome Article!
- On Top Of Her Game
- A Few Steps Forward, One Step Back...
- A New Approach
- 8 Days Post-Op
- Flowers
- Our Fighter
- Struggles, Prayer Needed
- Such a Rascal!
- Post-Op Day 4
- We Have Activity!
- Lookin' Good!
- Complete with Fireworks!
- Please Hold Off...
- Post-Op
- The Transplant is Complete!
- Miss. M. Update
- Miss M. Still In Surgery Afterall
- Into The OR
- Tomorrow
- 3 More Days
- Woo Hoo!
- A Huge Blessing!
- Needing Rest
- Making Headlines!
- Michelle's In The News!
- Thank You CTV!
- Michelle Needs Your Help!
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