We haven't heard from the transplant coordinator this week, so we're assuming that what she said is true: no news is good news. Which probably means that the rest of the blood tests came back with normal results, and that the scare over Greg's liver was caused by the steroids he was given and not some sort of liver damage or failure. We are VERY glad about this and so thankful to all of you who have been praying that his liver would be fine.
He's been feeling a little better and stronger each day since Saturday. We've done some walking outside and he's needed to stop less often for breaks, so his stamina is improving! Hopefully this is a good sign that he's not still having rejection and that the swelling of his heart from the rejection is going away. He has another biopsy on Monday, so by some time on Tuesday we should have the results. I'll let you know what we find out.
Thank you for your prayers!
Elise
Updates about Greg Boros' heart surgery from his wife, Elise, his parents, Becky and Smitty, and his brothers, Nate and Tim.
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