There is a lot of anger in the world. We get mad about traffic, we get mad about politics, we get mad about the price of Gin... There's a lot to be grumpy about nowadays. When Curt got his diagnosis, there was a lot of anger from me; a lot of angry questions: Why us, why now, what was going to happen... When Amelia was born, I was angry because Curt was so tired he couldn't help that much. When Curt's catheter was fitted, I was angry because he couldn't hold her for two weeks

The BEST thing happened the other night. Our dog, Pixie, came and slept upstairs with us. She hasn't done that since February.

Pat has kidney disease, but she won't let that stop her from living her life to he fullest.

For anyone considering organ donation, but isn't sure it's for you - this is an interview with my husband, Curtis, who had a Kidney transplant from a live donor last month. Anyone who knows Curt will tell you he has had two reactions to this whole process; fine, and alright. So when he offered to be my organ recipient story, I wasn't sure how it was going to go, but I put my journalist head on and shed my wife coat, and here it is... "I was worried I wouldn't be there to see