February 22, 2011

MY DAUGHTER ON YOU TUBE...

It was just brought to my attention, that an interview my daughter, Renee, did at the Cleveland Clinic was on YouTube. She was filmed last winter during one of her post transplant visits. Renee had a pancreas transplant on July 10, 2008...here is her story..




The are so many other stories to be shared on their website:

my.clevelandclinic.org/transplant

What a wonderful gift and blessing "The Gift of Life" program has to offer.

11 comments:

Sassafras and Winterberry said...

Wow! Thanks for sharing this. My 22 year old son was diagnosed two years ago with Type 1. He needs to look into this. Your daughter did a great job with this interview. Blessings to her!
Courtney

HomeSpunPrims said...

How awesome! Renee looks so much like you Bobbie!

Kathy (woolfind) said...

Awesome Bobbie! I'm so happy for your daughter (she's beautiful). It's wonderful to hear how well she is doing. Thanks for sharing. I honestly didn't know that could be done. Hope it helps someone watching it!

Penny said...

What an inspirational story! Your daughter did a marvelous job with the interview. I'm so glad she is doing so well.

moosecraft said...

Talk about an inspirational post! Wow! Renee is so dang cute! And has a personality to match! So glad she is doing so well after the surgery! Big hugs!!!

Lewaina@cliffsideranch said...

Yes, thank you so much for posting this. I have a son with ype 1. He's had it for 10 years. He does really well but needs a new pump.
As a mom you know what this is like to watch your child struggle with this, even doing well, it's a hard row to hoe or them. The ups and downs in blood sugar.
I have always heard this is a very hard surgery and that the anti rejection drugs are expensive and hard to take as well.
Your daughter did do a great job with her interview. Makes me intrested to know more. I'm going to the link you posted. Again, thanks so much!

maggiesfarm said...

I'm so happy she had such a great outcome. What a terrific story!

Rugs and Pugs said...

Bobbie ~
What a great story. Your daughter did an awesome job with the interview. Such a poised young woman. You must be so proud and boy does she look like her momma!
Hugs :)
Lauren

Joanne said...

Oh Bobbie - What a wonderful thing - never heard of this and she did a wonderful job - So happy it was a sucess for your beautiful girl

Primitives By The Light of The Moon said...

Your daughter is such a lovely gal. She did an awesome job on the interview and so glad the transplant worked out so well for her!

Alice ~ Folk Art Primitives said...

Wow! What a great story, Bobbie ~ thank you for sharing! Like the others, I never heard of a pancreas transplant! What a blessing for your daughter!