※修正後【腎移植】入院中あってよかった物５選

Morozumi underwent a kidney transplant between husband and wife in 2018. An organ transplant is an extraordinary surgery. While it was overwhelming and filled with new experiences, here are five things I'm glad I had. They're called seamless pants, but any large pants will do. By the way, there's something called "stuffed animal therapy 🧸." That makes sense. *Regarding the fifth place item, we received feedback from viewers, so we double-checked it. As a result, we decided it was not appropriate as a good thing to have while hospitalized, and have removed it. We sincerely apologize to all viewers. ★Kidney Life Channel Contact Information [email protected] --- Kidney Life Channel updates every Saturday! (The next update will be on November 25th.) [Appearance on Close-up Gendai (Interview Notes)] Part 1 (The Morozumi Family) The Conflict of a Non-Blood-Related Relationship https://www.nhk.jp/p/gendai/ts/R7Y6NG... Part 2 (The Suruga Family) A Couple Reexamining the Nature of Family https://www.nhk.jp/p/gendai/ts/R7Y6NG... [Also Recommended!!] "A Drug Approved by the Government in 2021 for the Treatment of CKD. What Kind of Drug Is It?"    • 慢性腎臓病CKDの夢の治療薬？として昨年国に承認された治療薬。一体どんな薬なの？にお...   "It's Not Just for Watching." "Four Ways to Use the Kidney Life Channel"    • 視聴するだけじゃない。腎臓生活チャンネルの「4つの活用法」をまとめました   "Low-Sodium Cooking! Demonstrating Recommended Recipes for Kidney Disease Patients!"    • 【減塩料理紹介！】これなら腎臓病でも食べられる！腎臓病食事メニュー/オススメレシピ大公開！   ---------------------------------- ★Produced and Edited by: Eiichi Shirakura (Eiichi) ★Jean-chan Design: Misu Indigo   / misublue   Please check out the wonderful works featured here. ---------------------------------- ★Collaboration Video with Eiichi (Morozumi Edition)    • 【インタビュー】慢性腎臓病になって愛する旦那さんの腎臓によって救われた経緯とは？   (Kaori Edition)    • 【インタビュー】愛する旦那さんが慢性腎臓病になり私の腎臓で救おうと思った決意は？   ★Steadily updating the story of a kidney transplant couple! (Morozumi Edition) https://wotopi.jp/archives/cat_summar... https://yomidr.yomiuri.co.jp/article/... (Kaori Edition) https://soramamekun.hatenablog.com ------------------ (Greetings) Kaori, who donated a kidney to her husband, and Morozumi, who received a kidney from her husband, share their real-life experiences on the Kidney Life Channel. In 2018, we underwent kidney transplants between spouses, just one week apart. Now, four years after the surgery, we can smile peacefully thanks to transplant medicine, the medical professionals who have cared for us for over 30 years, and our family and friends. However, before we could step onto the operating table together, we faced many struggles. Our couple's decisions, our family's understanding, our life plans, love, and death... Although we completely trusted our doctor, we couldn't shake off fears like, "What if my spouse, who acted as the donor, becomes ill?" "What if the donated kidney deteriorates quickly?" "What if both spouses fall ill as a result of the kidney transplant?" To allay these anxieties, before the surgery, we sought out the voices of others who had undergone kidney transplants. "Are those who have undergone kidney transplants living happily?" We really wanted to know. However, it wasn't easy to reach people who had undergone transplants. With this in mind, the Kidney Life Channel aims to convey the information we wish we had known four years ago in as easy-to-understand a way as possible, and delivers information about kidney transplant medicine and kidney disease from a patient's perspective. We always do our best to speak. However, these are experiences told from a patient's perspective, and may only be a sample. After all, the more experiences we have, the better. I'd like to continue interviewing transplant patients and medical professionals (please feel free to contact anyone who would like to hear from me!). I hope this will become a channel where we can discuss kidney transplant care and kidney disease from an unbiased perspective. Finally, Dear Kidney Thank you for your hard work today. Thank you as always. Kaori & Morozumi Jinzo Seikatsu Channel- Kidney Life Channel, is brought to you by Kaori, who is a kidney donor to her husband; and by Morozumi, who is a kidney recipient from her husband. Both of us and our husbands underwent kidney transplant surgeries just a week apart from each other in March of 2018. It has been two and a half years since our surgery and we are all smiles and laughs together today; and it is all because of the great support from our doctors and their staffs as well as the support from our loving families. As married couples, we both respectively have been through a lot before finally being on the surgery tables. There were tough final decisions, understanding from each of our families, life planning, and discussing everything from love and even death. Fortunately, we trusted our doctors completely. However, we were still depressed with countless concerns, such as, "What if my partner gets si...