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Many of you know about Chuck’s battle with lung issues. He was diagnosed with emphysema and COPD a few years ago. Then last March, he was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis. Since that time, he required oxygen 24/7, and recently his condition had worsened. Thankfully the rest of his body is VERY healthy – to the point that he was placed on the waiting list at UNC Chapel Hill for a lung transplant at the age of 74!
I am overjoyed to announce that Chuck had a double lung transplant on Tuesday, July 4th!! Thanks be to God!! We are so grateful to the unbelievable transplant team and surgeons. He is doing great, breathing and walking all on his own!! Amazing!!
Once discharged from the hospital, he is required to stay in Chapel Hill, NC for 3-6 months. Susan and Chuck will live in an apartment and he will attend therapy and clinic daily until he is strong enough to return to their home in Huntersville, NC. We would really appreciate your continued prayers and support during this exciting time for Chuck and his family.
To help with the financial burden of uninsured expenses, a fundraising campaign has been established in honor of Chuck Hill with Help Hope Live, a trusted nonprofit organization that has been providing community-based fundraising guidance to help patients and families in need for more than 30 years. All donations are tax deductible to the full extent allowed by law and are held by Help Hope Live in the South-Atlantic Lung Transplant Fund in honor of Chuck Hill. Donations are allocated by Help Hope Live based on financial need for medical expenses. Please consider making a contribution.
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Thanks for your love and support. We are very appreciative and grateful for everything.
Blessings,
Mary Andrews
As of today, all test have come back negative, meaning that I have no bacteria issues, fungus or rejections with my new lungs. I also found out today in physical therapy that I have exceeded all goals and will be on a routine exercise program in the coming weeks. I feel great and needless to say, very thankful. Thanks for your continued prayers and support. Hope to be home by October 4th.
I am doing great. All test results have been good. Rehab is also going well. Lots of tests this week and if good--major accomplishment. Will update later. Thanks everyone for your prayers. God is Good!!!!!!
Dad is doing great and looks amazing! 21 days since he received 2 perfect lungs and he is 1 happy man!!! Soo thankful and blessed
Discharge Day!!
Wow! hard to believe that Dad was discharged today. He is doing GREAT! What an incredible blessing/miracle. We still cannot believe it!!
Now the next step in the road to recovery....
John and I have had lots of you ask if there is anything that you could do in addition to prayers. So we have set up this fundraising site to help mom and dad with some of the uninsured expenses such as, housing and travel while they are in Chapel Hill and the anti-rejection medications.
Thanks again for all the prayers- we have felt very protected and peaceful these past 12 days!
John and family
Mary and family
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Glad to hear that you are doing well and coming home soon.
Jane & Brown Whitley
We are so excited to hear your recovery is going so well!! Let Brett know when you're ready and he'll take you out on the boat!! Please let us know if you need anything at all!
Greta & Brett McCoy
Chuck,
We've been getting the reports about how good you're doing and we're very happy the transplant was a success and that you're breathing on your on. It's amazing what can be done today.
Thank God for the physicians, the facilities, the doner's families and for the remarkable recovery you've had.
Hang in there and good luck.
Jim Nelson & Joanne Eckhardt
Hi Chuck, It has been a long time since we saw each other. Had no idea of your situation. So happy that you had a successful transfer. Good luck and God Bless.
Jean and Austin Smith
So grateful that you have some new lungs and can be crazy traveling paw again!! love to you!
Cammie Howard
We are very thankful the transplant was a success and you are doing so well! Many answered prayers. Sorry we aren't close enough to bring a meal. We will continue to pray for you! Much love from all of us in Charlotte!
Leah and David and the kids
Make checks payable to:
Help Hope Live
Note in memo:
In honor of Chuck Hill
Mail to:
Help Hope Live
2 Radnor Corporate Center
Suite 100
100 Matsonford Road
Radnor, PA 19087
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