Profile of a transplanted organ reject

[number1son]

Friends, Romans, and fellow LJournalists. Should your transplanted organ get unfairly picked on by your supposed suppressed immune system, here's what you can expect (especially with respect to lungs, of course, being my own specialty). Day one you can expect a high fever, over 41C. Day two you can expect a cavalcade of specialists in white

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[horizonpurple]

Hugs back.

[number1son]

Long time no hear HP. Thanks for the hugs. Love the frog, by the way. Shoot it yourself!

[flemmarde]

i don't think you qualify as a hypochondriac in these circumstances.

i'm so sorry to hear that you're having more trouble with the equipment. i hope you're not going anywhere!

hugs

[number1son]

A bit early for an Australian to be up and about isnt it. I was planning to taking a hike around Plainpalais in the next couple of days, but I guess that is going to have to wait a week or fourteen.

I've just watched seven episodes of 24 in a row. Imagine that. Theyll be around for blood and bed baths real soon, I thought id better stop with the movies...

take care

T.

[flemmarde]

oh i can definitely imagine watching 7 episodes of 24 in a row :)

when an australian has to get up to see her daughter off to school and has a partner who leaves at 7 am for work and turns the light on to find his tools, she doesn't get to sleep in regardless how late she stumbled into bed after a night on the red wine with friends :(

you take care too and let me know when you need more dvd distractions. sounds like it might be soon! heh heh

[little_bounce]

Much huggles.

Health- makes a change from my eternal rabbiting about my bike!

Can also offer lend of DVDs- see here. If there's anything you want to borrow, I can drop it off at the Cantonal.

[jigsawpig]

Courage, mon brave, as I suppose they say there. It could be worse, you could be stuck in a Best Western in Bournemouth, watching drunks chatting up the Polish barmaid. Remember, this too, will pass.