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Grant_Vicat
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Grant_Vicat

Well-Known Member, Male, 62, from Suffolk UK

Type 1 for 54 years and now loaded with organs Jan 13, 2018

Grant_Vicat was last seen:
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      vic hill
      vic hill
      hi grant
      take it you are well are you going to the transplant service at ELY CAMBRIDGE
      regards vic hill
      May 8, 2019
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        Grant_Vicat
        Hi Vic. Great to hear from you - I am considerably better than six months ago and am going for an MOT at Addenbrooke's on Monday. Sadly I won't be able to go to the service at Ely this year. How are you doing? I hope all is well with you. All the very best Grant
        May 8, 2019
      3. vic hill
        vic hill
        hi grant
        you are doing well old chum sorry to hear you had problems always a pain when these come along to test us but like you there are the TOPS in addenbrooks.
        now going on no 4 insulin pump acc -chek same as i had when started way back in 2007 no all the ins and out with it still have probs with sites so i am good
        take care steady as you go hope the book still selling vic
        May 17, 2019
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      Grant_Vicat
      Grant_Vicat
      Type 1 for 54 years and now loaded with organs
      Jan 13, 2018
      2. Grant_Vicat
        Grant_Vicat
        Hi Vic, thank you for your kind thoughts - it's good to hear you are being looked after, not via the old glass - and metal method! I have sold 250 books now, so pretty pleased. Take care
        Grant
        May 17, 2019
      3. vic hill
        vic hill
        hi Grant
        been to the ELY SERVICE over a thousand attended
        meet up with vic singh and mrs had not seen for about 10 years all good but did have some KEMO ref to many tac s the rejection drug that i also take .
        better now they had reduced dose like us , we live on very fine tight rope
        seems like your books are doing steady when is issue no 2 coming out take care vic
        May 23, 2019
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    Gender:
    Male
    Birthday:
    Aug 18, 1958 (Age: 62)
    Location:
    Suffolk UK
    Occupation:
    Teacher
    Type of diabetes:
    Don't have diabetes
    Treatment type:
    I do not have diabetes
    Medication:
    Mycophenolate and Tacrolimus
    Exercise:
    Walking and playing pipe organs
    Likes:
    Creative arts, archaeology, Music - am a reviewer for the New Zealand Organ Club. Exploring
    Dislikes:
    Intolerance, selfishness, rice pudding
    Was Type 1 from the age of 11 months until 4 days before my 55th birthday, thanks to a kidney pancreas transplant in August 2013. Wrote Fifty Years of Malfunction as a result, the aim of which was to help others who may have direct or indirect experience of what I went through. All proceeds from the book go to the Transplant Department at Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge.

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