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Erin Grimm is a 37-year-old woman who has had a lifesaving heart and liver transplant, Valentine’s Day weekend in 2016.

Having several complex congenital heart defects (CHD’s) Erin had several surgeries in her childhood, one of them being the Fontan. Her Fontan surgery re-routed her circulatory system and allowed her body to function with one working ventricle, but her Fontan failed therefore it caused issues for her heart and liver. Erin has never defined herself as medically fragile, though she was physically limited throughout her childhood; instead Erin focused on becoming the kindest, most compassionate, and well-rounded individual that she could be.

There is no one like Erin, she smiles through everything, and uses her sense of humor to cope with every situation that she endures health-wise. Erin has lived in Virginia for most of her life, and she grew up in Springfield. She now resides in West Virginia, where she is now able to live on her own but her parents are very close. Erin loves to read, write (she’s currently working on a several books), she loves to blog, cook, and when she’s healthy she enjoys being in nature.

Updates (12)

May 17, 2016

On 2/13/16 and 2/14/16 I received my heart and liver transplant! It took over 24 hours and I had many complications after and spent 2 1/2 months in the ICU and needed to have several surgeries and procedures just to survive!

January 30, 2016

Day 67 still here as a 1A waiting on a heart and liver!

Not much to update, but we are all still praying and waiting!

Please sign my guest book, it truly means the world to me!

I love you all!

Erin

Guestbook

November 22, 2021

God Bless you. We love you

Healing Waters Biker Church

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August 16, 2021

We as a Church Family love you. God Bless Your family at Healing Waters Biker Church

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April 30, 2016

God bless you and make His face to shine upon you always. Know that Jesus walks with you through the hard times and rejoices with you in the good times. Gentle hugs,

Judy Rapp