One month ago…
- kscott66814
- Jun 9, 2023
- 1 min read
One month ago I received a call from the United Network for Organ Sharing or UNOS informing me that I was officially on the list for a heart ❤️
I can tell you that I was both extremely excited and extremely terrified all at the same time. I was shaking and crying but I knew it was my only chance at life.
It is so surreal that I received the call 11 days later, had my surgery and I'm home recovering. What a miracle!!!
Organ donation is a beautiful gift!
I decided to start this blog to document and share my heart transplant journey as well as an avenue to update friends and family but I never imagined how many people it might reach and the awareness it would provide. I want to share a very touching email that I received. It honestly made me cry
If I can bring awareness to just one person at a time I'm doing something right.
I hope everyone has a heartfelt day
Each ❤️ Beat Matters
KellyAnn
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You and your personal journey are definitely making a difference! This should be read by everyone possible! As we are all aware, six degrees of separation is all it takes to inform someone who will make a difference in another person’s life! You are a courageous, determined mother, wife, sister, niece, aunt, cousin, nurse, colleague … I’m so happy you decided to share this incredible journey with the world💕🍀 Love you, KellyAnn