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Courtney's Heart Transplant

  • Some Wonderful News...

      21 September 2019

    Courtney received a donor heart in the early hours of Tuesday morning. She’s doing really well and the doctors are pleased with her progress so far. She’s a bit sore which is to be expected but is truly thankful as are we. I’m not posting anything on Facebook in respect of our donors family - our gain is someone’s huge loss and we continue to pray for that family. We have been truely blessed! Courtney still has a long journey ahead but if the last 4 days are anything to go by it’s all very positive. Thank you everyone for your messages with love and support.

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    • 21/09/2019 by Jan

      Yay the best news ever. Prayers and love to you all and of course our hearts go out to the special donor family. Stay strong Courtney and keep getting well xxxx

    • 21/09/2019 by Helen

      So happy for you guys. Donor families are such special, selfless people. xx

    • 22/09/2019 by Deborah

      Love and prayers to you all as we wish Courtney a speedy and healthy recovery. Thinking of you allxx our prayers are also with the donor family who have shared the gift of life in their time of grief. Arohanui

  • Message from Adrienne and Dean

      5 April 2019

    Thank you,Thank you,Thank you!! Our family truely appreciates all the love and support you have given us over the past month and more. Courtney has had 2 half days at college with the wonderful support of friends, classmates and staff ( and her sisters!!)She has enjoyed being at school and finishing at lunchtime 😊 Her transplant assessment is booked in at Starship for the 13th-16th May. After this we’ll have a clearer idea of what will happen next. Please continue to keep us in your prayers 🙏🏻

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  • Home Time

      27 March 2019
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    Busting a move to get out of this joint! After 26 days in hospital Courtney and Adrienne get to go home. She will be assessed by the Transplant Team in Auckland within the next 3 - 4 weeks.

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