When I was 8 or 9 years old, the alarm of my IV pump went off in the middle of…
Articles by Anna Jeter
Over the years, I’ve become familiar with it: the discomfort that others feel in the face of the incurable.
The alarm sounds at an absurd hour on those days of the year when I am always up earliest. No…
When I was deciding which college to attend, my health was declining because of pulmonary hypertension (PH). That…
Pulmonary hypertension (PH) patients use several analogies to describe what it feels like to live with the illness each day.
I often wonder what would have happened had I been born at an earlier time. If my life had taken…
Throughout March and April, I found myself playing a hectic game of catch-up with my health management. Due to the…
It’s difficult for me to identify when an organ transplant became a genuine possibility within my personal journey. For my…
I was diagnosed with pulmonary hypertension (PH) at the young age of 4, so I don’t really remember life without…
While I cringe a bit at the term, I would definitely consider myself a foodie. Food Network often plays in…
The day you get called in for a transplant is a strange one, filled with all sorts of extreme experiences.
My family loved dogs before I even came into the picture. My parents’ first child was a golden retriever named…