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Jennifer recieved a double lung transplant, which means that the donor of the lungs is dead

We still get a little emotional each time and it's been over 6 years.

We are grateful for the RTs who helped Jennifer for years leading up to the transplant. They are amazing! Keep sharing!

She's doing fantastic and breathing well each day over 6 years later!

@@RobRonnenberg I’m so happy for her!

It was done at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, in the US. Wonderful job and people!

@@RobRonnenberg Thank you for your response. The Mayo Clinic is very good from what I hear, and the doctor in the "First Breath" video seemed like he was very passionate about his job. God bless!

Thank you for the message. Jennifer is doing well still. Hopefully you can get what you need.

Lmao

God blees you

thats so wonderful thx for the update. all the best!

Bleeding be with her and you all

So glad to hear it. Thank the Lord! All the best

Glückwunsch ,darf ich fragen ,was sie für eine Krankheit hat ? Mukoviszidose ? Viele Grüße aus Deutschland !

Fantastic! Just celebrated her six year anniversary of her double lung transplant on October 19th!

@@RobRonnenbergThat's fantastic. Thank you for the update.

We are celebrating the six year anniversary of her double lung transplant today!

The "hi" gets me every time. She's doing great and is less than 2 weeks from celebrating 6 years since the transplant! Still can't believe all we have been through and her amazing spirit!

i am sure ants feel the same way. we aren't much within the vastness of the universe.

Because anything causing sickness is a major risk after transplant and the masks are to protect the patient.

@sainow thank you so much!

I agree for sure! Glad she married me!

@lucy8227 she's doing great! Sorry about your friend.

Yes, she is doing fantastic!

@@RobRonnenberg Wow! Still replying on the same day after 5 years. It really was a special moment <3

@@space_ist8588 it sure was! It's important to us so I try to monitor things when I can. Take care!

​@@RobRonnenberg Does she have to take the drug prednisone for the rest of her life and at what dose?

I could not agree with you more!

So do the new lungs work as good as your original lungs when they were healthy. Would you say your lung function declining over time or staying about the same. Do you have any bouts with rejection they had to resolve. Also is it hard to keep from getting sick or colds like when you go out are you always careful. Glad its worked out well I'm just wondering some things about it from someone who knows.

@@jamesrich8463 I’ve been very fortunate with my new lungs. Hard to say if they’re as good as the old ones since I’m 72. I spent one night in the hospital after an endoscopy. Had a fever so I stayed. Home next day. No signs of rejection so far. At least my lungs. [;0) at first I was paranoid as hell. Then I was able to relax a bit. Always carried a mask and was aware of someone showing signs of illness. Mostly though life was normal. Blood tests and doctors visits the only true inconvenience. I do have bouts of nausea from time to time. Not sure if it’s my meds or not. Then there was Covid. Didn’t go out for two years. The only real downside is that I think my donor may have passed on an allergy or two. Small price. 🙏

@@grobish Hello. It is great to see that you're doing so well, after 11 years! What a BLESSING!!! I'm a candidate for double lung transplant, 54 years. I'm not O2 depending, but I had to use it some days during exacerbations, and I'm very limited due to Bronchiactasis and recurrent Pseudomona infections, since I was very young...Please, may I ask you how was your first days after surgery ( if you were intubated after you woke up) and then, the first months recovering?

So far she is doing great!

It is scary, but things do often work out. Please let us know if you have any questions or would like to know more about the experience of going through lung transplant.

If there are any questions or information about the experience we can help with, please do not hesitate to reach out.

@@RobRonnenberg Rob, thank you for your kindness...we will soon move to Vancouver and I will contact you as soon as possible to use the experiences....thank you 🙏

Wishing both of you good luck buddy ❤

She doesn't have to.

​@@RobRonnenbergRob Hello Rob, I hope you are well....My wife had a lung transplant Finally...I asked you a question in Instagram direct. I would be very grateful if you could help me and guide me 🙏🌹

Jennifer is doing great! She still has Cystic Fibrosis, but not in her lungs so she's able to breathe.

heh.. I did the same

Thank you! So far we've been blessed and she's doing great!

Cystic Fibrosis