
“Trapped in a web”
A photo taken at my desk.
(I need to dust)
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“Trapped in a web”
A photo taken at my desk.
(I need to dust)

Every 29 days, I come back to the hospital for an infusion of a drug called belatacept.

In the beginning, these visits scared me. I dreaded them.
Now I get to see familiar faces, sit for an hour with my coffee, and receive a drug that helps keep me going.
Around me are people in all kinds of situations—many kidney transplant recipients, some very sick, some quiet, some who never stop talking.
I mostly sit here and observe it all.
I think about how far I’ve come. And how far I can still go.
I suppose that’s this morning.
What’s a moment when you realized you were officially an adult?
When my Mom passed.
I couldn’t believe it. Even though she was so sick for so long.
My Dad was still alive but my mother gave me a comfort that no one else ever could.
#moms❤️

Back from a week in OBX NC
Beautiful trip and great memories.
I was a bit worried about living with 8 other families, but I ended up feeling a part of a giant family.
Here are some pictures.






