I am an RN working in Dialysis for seven years now. Currently I work full time in Peritoneal Dialysis(Home Therapies) and per diem in Hemodialysis- Chronic and Acutes. I offer Dialysis Options. Most of my time in Dialysis has been in Chronic(out Patient) Hemodialysis. I have been a Nurse for about 20 years and although my time in Dialysis has only been one 3rd of my Nursing career I have totally immersed myself into this science & can definitely see myself connected to Dialysis for the rest of my Nursing career and beyond.

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Monday, November 16, 2009

Your cause, Support Organ and Tissue Donation, has reached 7,500 members!!!

Your cause, Support Organ and Tissue Donation, has reached 7,500 members! I got this notification in my facebook tonight and how very appropriate!

I had just left our PD(Peritoneal Dialysis) office and had to wait at a usually long traffic light. I looked over to my right and next to me at the light was a former primary HD patient of mine. Since I had seen this fellow I had heard that he had received a Kidney Transplant via the list. I hit my horn quick we rolled down windows and we had a short exchange. I said Congratulations on the transplant.
As a Dialysis Nurse it is such a thrill and so satisfying to have a connection with a patients that are transplant recipients. It is the ultimate Option and it is the way it should be for all ESRD Patients. In our PD office in the past 6 months there have been 5 Patients transplanted. Again it is so so Awesome!!!

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