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October 27, 2021October 27, 2021 Laura

My heart

October 6, 2021 Laura

The Curious Case of the Cardiac Consuming Cat

September 27, 2021September 27, 2021 Laura

Tech-horror tropes: putting the “org” in “cyborg”

September 22, 2021September 22, 2021 Laura

Some pictures paint…641 words?

August 12, 2021August 9, 2021 Laura

Art from the heart – International Heart Spasms Alliance

July 13, 2021 Laura

Exploding medical communication

July 1, 2021 Laura

Symptoms, June 2021

June 7, 2021June 3, 2021 Laura

Sew your own

June 4, 2021June 4, 2021 Laura

X marks the symptom

September 29, 2020 Laura

World Heart Day – make your own heart

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I’m still officially on sick leave from this project but just wanted to drop by to update on my situation, as the “I’m sick” post has been sitting at the top of my account for ages, probably making people think my transplant hasn’t gone well.
Just dropping by to explain my recent absence and to let you know that I won’t be posting here or on the blog for the next few months, probably, as I take some extended sick leave. I received my heart transplant on Nov 11th and am still in hospital, having experienced acute rejection very early on. The new heart is now doing great (can’t believe how different to my old heart it looks on scans) but a full month lying flat on my back in intensive care has robbed me of muscles and mobility, plus I’m struggling with side effects of medication. Things have definitely started to improve though so hopefully I’m at the beginning of the home stretch 🤞🏼 Anyway, things will be quiet on Hearty Tales while I concentrate on my recovery but I am trying to post on my personal account @laura_dropstitch and you would be very welcome to follow me there if you want to stay in the loop in the meantime. Looking forward to getting back to my project as soon as brain and body allow. #HeartTransplant
Ten. 10. X.
Just a quick post to say I’m taking a couple of months (at least) off from my research project but I will be posting transplant progress (and life in general) on my personal account @laura_dropstitch so feel free to follow me there if you want to stay in the loop. Just finding it hard to maintain the balance between professional and personal when posting on this account for the time being.

Hearty Blogs and Resources

  • Optimistic Heart
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  • The Heart of the Journey
  • Sarah Is Old At Heart
  • Reflections of a Bear
  • Ootastic
  • The Shape Of My Heart
  • International Heart Spasms Alliance
  • Me and my CHD
  • The Healing of Life

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