Official Gramps' Memorial Eternal OT Thread

[NorthDallas40]

she had 1/8 of her left frontal lobe removed in March
we opted for the surgery
the last time we really "talked" was on March 4
It's the hardest road I've ever traveled
We have two daughters and four grandchildren who are helping as best they can
but she is confined to a skilled nursing facility

Edit: you never know when something like that can strike. it's still surreal to me.

I cannot even imagine. I crack jokes on here about by crazy Latina wife but she is my rock. I would be lost without her. I’m gonna be a selfish bastard and go first when the time comes.

 

[Weezer]

Depending on how damaged the liver is, you may not need a complete transplant. It's possible to have a partial liver transplant. Especially if you have a relative that's a donor match. Mine was too damaged for a partial transplant.

 

[volinbham]

she had 1/8 of her left frontal lobe removed in March
we opted for the surgery
the last time we really "talked" was on March 4
It's the hardest road I've ever traveled
We have two daughters and four grandchildren who are helping as best they can
but she is confined to a skilled nursing facility

Edit: you never know when something like that can strike. it's still surreal to me.

heart breaking

 

[volfanhill]

No .... still just trying to get my head around it all.

Look into a TIPS procedure. I have a friend who had one