• 

• 

• 

Three months in only 800 and some square feet and no ability to separate is a new test to our marriage. https://www.galenlofts.com/virtualtours.aspx

• 

• 

We thoroughly enjoyed being out of the hospital spending time together. Healing at our temporary home. Eating well! You might notice the binder in the background. We use an old shoe box to organize all current bottles of medicine.

Devon wants to thank people for blood donations. This is his first time needing a transfusion.

Just so you know, after having this Devon stayed up for two days solid. Many walks around the ward and bothering the nurses with keeping him entertained over night.

My surgeon, my nurses, if you can’t tell they were so much fun. My OT whom I was able to embarrass with my very important questions. My PT.

• 

• 

• 

• 

• 

• 

• 

Dr. Bryce Laing and his surgical team are the ones that saved my life by performing my double lung transplant. I am beyond thankful for the great work they did. I have difficulty expressing my feelings for what this has given us as a family. To show his fantastic character, he came in the day after surgery to tell me I was his 1000 transplant to which I replied, “do you realize you have saved over 990 lives and families.” He seemed to just state that it is his job a humbler and kinder person with the love of human life I have not met. Thank you are indeed, forever a part of my CF family. Love from me, Stacey my wife and my son Luke

So I would state this is like riding a roller coaster. One day high, the next a little hiccup that we do what is expected to jump over. Yes, you all know Devon he takes his challenges head on. Devon has had a blockage yesterday in the bowls that we are still working through. Making sure all the pipes work before sending us home is always a good thing. You know Devon he will do great.

https://www.cysticfibrosis.ca/distal-intestinal-obstruction-syndrome-dios#:~:text=In%20individuals%20with%20cystic%20fibrosis,Frequently%20missed%20enzymes