Lo Dietrich's lung transplant story

[LouLou]

<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.tulsaworld.com/OpinionStory.asp?ID=060806_Op_G1_Behol35435#">http://www.tulsaworld.com/Opin...0806_Op_G1_Behol35435#</a>

 

[debs2girls]

It sure is a small world..............a friend of mine asked me if I get the paper. I told her no and she said there was an interesting article about a young woman that has c/f and had a lung transplant.
I did not know who she meant. She was of course talking about this article. I live close to Tulsa and had no idea that Lo lives there. Does anyone know who her doctor is?

 

[kayleesgrandma]

I am so glad to read this story. Lo's book was the first "real-time" book I read when I first got Kaylee's diagnosis. The other books like ALEX were about children who had died, and were based 20 years ago. I was so impressed, I called the number Terri had in the book, and left a message on her machine. I never in the world expected a return call, but in my car the next day, I get a nice phone call from Terri. I was so shocked and pleased! I couldn't believe she took time out of her busy scheduale to talk to me. I 'm thrilled that Lo is doing so well! We definitely need some good news here! Thanks for deeping us posted.