Then the call came before we could change doctors and he has been under Stanford's care. In the meantime I found a great new primary doctor. So today Marty went to establish.
The doctor is reading over his medical history and sees he is a diabetic. He says, " What do you take to control your diabetes?" and Marty says, "Nothing."
Silence...........................
The doctor gets this look like " Oh this is going to be a mess!"
Marty says, " I got a new pancreas!"
It was a priceless moment. Nothing can describe the joy that comes from those words. The sacrifice another family made to give us that moment wasn't priceless, it came at a heavy cost. I hope someday they know the joy their loved one brings to us daily.
Thanks for the follow. Now you're only 4 away! :)
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I bet that was great to be able to tell a doctor that. I am smiling just thinking about it.
ReplyDeleteMay God bless the family who were thoughtful enough to donate at such a hard time in their lives to give life to someone else.
Thanks for stopping by today.
That is awesome! I love hearing this. It makes me smile!
ReplyDelete~Stacy
What an awesome moment that must have been. What an amazing blessing to get a second chance like that. I'm sure the comfort and peace the donor's family has is in knowing their loved one has brought life and joy to someone else.
ReplyDeleteMany Blessings,
Rosann
Wow! That is so great. And I understand needing to find new doctors. Hope this one works out better for you guys!
ReplyDeleteyay!!!! =)
ReplyDeleteIt's surprising how simple statements can carry such a full load of information...
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy for you both!
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ReplyDeleteI can not imagine your joy. What a gift!
ReplyDeleteYay! Such a blessing after your journey. I always enjoy reading your posts, and this one made me tear up a bit. :)
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