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Life After PH and Hope for the Future
While at the Transplant Games of America, columnist Kathleen Sheffer met several fellow heart-lung transplant patients. The experience of meeting other people living “life after PH” inspired a new outlook on life, and you can read more from Kathleen on this topic here.
This is an inspiring article! What did you think while reading it? What experiences have you had that have changed your outlook on the future?
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It’s really very inspiring article.
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Thank you so much for reading this Sofia. It really inspires me to make the most out of the time I have to use on exercise and fitness. I haven’t been able to exercise or have a kind of routine since October when my health started to go downhill but I am getting a heart surgery in a few weeks and I’m hopeful that after it I will start to feel more like myself and can get back into exercise.
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I am thankful for every minute. I don’t anticipate a transplant. Those that have or will, I wish you all the best. Living with PH is a daily struggle. However, the struggle is worth every minute. Life is worth the Struggle.
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The higher the climb, the better the view. Life is absolutely worth the struggle! Thanks for your input, Cindy.
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