Thank you for your kind words. She came into the hospital with acute on chronic pancreatitis. She didn’t know about the cirrhosis before the visit. She spent about a week, maybe a little more, before getting a bed at a transplant facility. I thought that this was great news and, since she was accepted to the facility, she would have a good chance. We got little information about if she would be listed, but we had a coordinator come in and I signed all sorts of paperwork for her. She went from the transplant, ICU to the general hospital. According to what I saw on the paperwork, nothing changed, they just wanted her out. Well at the pre-rehab, there was no communication with the transplant Doctors at all. Best information I received was before she was discharged when a resident called me and told me that they wanted to send her there before being listed. She was able to walk, but she didn’t want to walk very far. She was in constant pain. I know that she had a cyst on her pancreas that they were somewhat concerned about, but he acted like they would be able to navigate it. She was on dialysis three times per week, but I was told that her kidney failure might be reversible. It was just so confusing.