Titlebook: Second Wind; Oral Histories of Lu Mary Jo Festle Book 2012 Mary Jo Festle 2012 identity.methods.quality of life.transplantation

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Book 2012This book uses both oral and conventional historical methods to describe and analyze the history of lung transplantation in the US. While drawing on accounts from doctors and other specialists, it primarily focuses on the experiences of patients and explores themes of uncertainty, timing, identity, coping, and quality of life.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137011503identity; methods; quality of life; transplantation

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2731-5673 awing on accounts from doctors and other specialists, it primarily focuses on the experiences of patients and explores themes of uncertainty, timing, identity, coping, and quality of life.978-1-349-34366-9978-1-137-01150-3Series ISSN 2731-5673 Series E-ISSN 2731-5681

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Introduction,le, and this fit in with our family’s mode of operating. As soon as he could, John did everything his two older brothers and sister did—playing baseball in the alley, ping-pong in the basement, and gin rummy with my grandparents next door. Every day he tolerated my parents pounding on his back and c

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End-stage Lung Disease,en noticing she felt short of breath when exercising, but assumed she was out of shape. Then one day while taking a walk, she felt like her lungs were going to explode. “It just hit me overnight,” she recalled. She consulted with her regular doctor, who “just kind of pacified me” and suggested “it w

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,Sociomedical History of Lung Transplantation, 1963–2000, to live, she said it was “the loneliest moment of my life.” But the 5-foot, 90-pound Gohlke was a fighter. When she read in 1980 that Stanford University researchers had been performing heart-lung transplants with some success in animals and were ready to begin human trials, she volunteered to take