Hello Everybody

[bri]

I am on Prograf, Myfortic, Prednisone (of course ), Prandin, Fish oil, Bactrim, Multivitamin. I had my transplant in 2009, my prograf level is a little lower than the normal patient. My tac level is 2-3, where your normal is probably a bit higher. After my transplant they tried getting me to the "normal" range and I kept feeling worse. My nephrologist ended up doing a biopsy and found I had toxicity to prograf at those levels, so they backed me off a bit. My doc is good about that since I react so strange sometimes to the meds. I see you are a nurse, I work in healthcare as well. It's good and not good when you know what you are in for when they schedule tests. I used to do interventional radiology work.

[andrew]

Trying to fix broken thread Just ignore this one.

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Can,t say I know a lot about Harry Bradshaw or where he is actually from. I think Bradshaw is actually an English name. Not too many of them in Ireland.

[pberggren1]

So we are rare then.

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Thank you all who took the time to welcome me here. It is great to communicate with people who are experiencing WG. At the hospital I attend I am the only case of WG they are treating. Ireland has a small population and as as WG is quite rare the chances of meeting or communicating with a fellow "sufferer" (hate that description but cannot think of another appropriate word to describe) are small. so it has been quite a lonely journey to date.

[Widthofacircle]

You could say that

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Hi Mark
We shipped most of our criminals to Australia years back. Maybe your ancestors got on the wrong boat. If they were still shipping criminals to Australia I would commit a crime right now to get out of here as the recession is starting to bite hard