Nate Jensen Benefit
Donation protected
-In 2007 at the young age of 27 he had a heart attack, a stint and a pacemaker/defibrillator put in.
-In July 2012 he had a bad cough/cold that wouldn't go away. Initially diagnosed with pneumonia. He got a 2nd opinion from UNMC and was diagnosed with acute heart failure and pulmonary hypertension, with med changes things were able to be controlled.
-In July 2013 he was having gallbladder pain and shortness of breath, UNMC did a full examination and found 3 arteries with 70% blockages and a partially collapsed lung.
-In September 2013 he had a triple bypass in hopes to prevent a heart transplant.
-In October 2013 he had to have his Gall bladder removed.
-He had continuous nausea, vomiting and fatigue after heart surgery that never went away, he lost 45lbs because of the nausea.
-In November 2013 after adjusting meds, doing multiple tests, scans and a heart cath his doctors decided that the bypass didn't make the improvement they were hoping for and that he needed to be placed on iv meds.
-In December 2013 he had a PICC line put in so that he could be on continuous iv meds at home to improve heart function.
***He has been placed on the heart transplant list as a status 1B. They are unsure of the cause of his situation and needs to go to the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota to help find the cause.
-In July 2012 he had a bad cough/cold that wouldn't go away. Initially diagnosed with pneumonia. He got a 2nd opinion from UNMC and was diagnosed with acute heart failure and pulmonary hypertension, with med changes things were able to be controlled.
-In July 2013 he was having gallbladder pain and shortness of breath, UNMC did a full examination and found 3 arteries with 70% blockages and a partially collapsed lung.
-In September 2013 he had a triple bypass in hopes to prevent a heart transplant.
-In October 2013 he had to have his Gall bladder removed.
-He had continuous nausea, vomiting and fatigue after heart surgery that never went away, he lost 45lbs because of the nausea.
-In November 2013 after adjusting meds, doing multiple tests, scans and a heart cath his doctors decided that the bypass didn't make the improvement they were hoping for and that he needed to be placed on iv meds.
-In December 2013 he had a PICC line put in so that he could be on continuous iv meds at home to improve heart function.
***He has been placed on the heart transplant list as a status 1B. They are unsure of the cause of his situation and needs to go to the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota to help find the cause.
Organizer
Tina Dahir
Organizer
Fremont, NE