About four years ago things started to change for me.
I was waking up with extreme fatigue. My joints were swollen to twice their size. Everything exhausted me. Just getting up and dressed in the morning was a huge struggle. I would wake up to get ready for work and after my shower I was ready for a nap.
I slowly started to feel like a prisoner in my own body, having no energy to do anything that I used to love. Going to happy hour with my girlfriends sounded like a chore, improv rehearsal was no longer fun, going for a run (something that I had done since I was 11) seemed like an impossible task. The exhaustion and the pain that coursed through my body was all I could think about.
Guestbook
February 19, 2013
Hi Mara! You don't know me, but I am a long time friend of your donor's aunt, Laurie, (my dearest friend in the world). Just know that support for both of you is spreading like crazy! We will be sending love and prayers your way on March 8 and during your recovery! What an incredible gift of love!
Terri Haag and family Cheyenne, Wyoming
February 16, 2013
You go get that kidney, Mara!! So excited for this great news. Can't wait until you're feeling better! This kidney is a lucky sonofabitch to get placed in such a funny, cool, beautiful person. Xoxo Lee
Lee Evans COS (The 719)
February 13, 2013
Thoughts and prayers!!!
Chris Weston
