GREENBURGH POLICE OFFICER JEFF CERONE NEEDS YOUR HELP -GETTING KIDNEY TRANSPLANT
Release Date: September 13, 2015
green burgh officer needs your help getting kidney transplant...Transplant Support Organization meets at Greenburgh Town Hall on Wednesday, September 16th ---monthly meetings at Greenburgh Town Hall
An article in lohud.com highlighted the fact that Greenburgh Police Officer Jeff Cerone needs a kidney transplant due to a rare genetic disease. He is a dedicated police officer who wants to continue to be of service to the town. If you are interested in helping or have advice to give Officer Cerone, please advise. please A link to the story about Officer Cerone and the gofundme page he set up can be found below.
http://www.lohud.com/story/news/health/2015/09/11/greenburgh-cop-kidney/72001086/
DO YOU KNOW ANYONE WHO NEEDS AN ORGAN TRANSPLANT?----READ TRANSPLANT SUPPORT ORGANIZATION NEWSLETTER (it could be helpful) THIS ORGANIZATION MEETS AT GREENBURGH TOWN HALL EVERY MONTH AND CAN HELP!
TSO IS A FANTASTIC ORGANIZATION. THEIR MEMBERS HAVE HAD TRANSPLANTS. THEY HAVE A WEALTH OF EXPERIENCE AND HAVE BEEN THROUGH THE PROCESS. THEY ARE FRIENDLY, HELPFUL, SOME OF THEIR MEMBERS RESIDE IN GREENBURGH. It is always nice to interact with neighbors who are or have experienced medical problems that you are having --and who now lead healthy and happy lives. It could reduce lots of stress
TSO September 16 Meeting AT GREENBURGH TOWN HALL AT 6 PM
We have a very full and interesting schedule for our Fall meeting.
In addition to coffee and treats, we'll have pneumonia and flu shots available! Our regular meeting will then begin with two speakers at 7:30 PM as usual.
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You will need your insurance card(s). Jason Marinaccio, a Pharmacist from Walgreens, will give pneumonia and flu shots.
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Karen Cummings, LiveOnNY, plans to tell us all the plans for the special New York donor registration day on October 6th.
TEAM TSO MUST
PARTICIPATE!
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Charlotte Prohaska, RN, from BiologicTx has some interesting information regarding highly "sensitized"
organ recipients. There are new treatments and we all need to be aware of the implications.
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