I never imagined that after a lifetime of annual medical check-ups, something congenital would suddenly be discovered at the age of 54 and change the way I see my health — and my responsibility towar…
I never imagined that after a lifetime of annual medical check-ups, something congenital would suddenly be discovered at the age of 54 and change the way I see my health — and my responsibility towar…
I have managed to live a normal, fulfilling life. But even as I survived, and even thrived at certain times, the psychological toll we paid as a family was unfathomable.
One of the hardest parts of my heart failure journey was being a mother and having to explain to my children that I’m different now. I can’t do what I used to do.
I’ll never be able to thank my donor and his family enough. The best way I can honour them is by living the best life possible. I hope that I made them proud.
