05-04-2016, 05:11 PM
She seems like a cool lady.
I remember reading about her a few years ago. But, I didn't realize then that her transplant was funded by the Pentagon and military in hopes of learning more about how to treat soldiers with similar injuries, without the need for a lifetime of traditional anti-rejection drugs (which have serious side effects).
Too bad the experimental drugs didn't do the trick, but I'm glad the doctors believe she'll be okay after going back to the traditional anti-rejection drugs.
I remember reading about her a few years ago. But, I didn't realize then that her transplant was funded by the Pentagon and military in hopes of learning more about how to treat soldiers with similar injuries, without the need for a lifetime of traditional anti-rejection drugs (which have serious side effects).
Too bad the experimental drugs didn't do the trick, but I'm glad the doctors believe she'll be okay after going back to the traditional anti-rejection drugs.