PRP Gallery of Inspirations - PRP Survival Guide

Every so often a member of the PRP Facebook Community shares an inspirational message that should be saved for others to experience. This is the webpage where such messages can be archived for all. The message which has been embedded in the graphic is repeated beneath the image to facilitate translation into over 100-plus languages. See the TRANSLATE button above.

The Gallery of Inspirations

Posted by Damian T — Mason, Texas (January 28, 2022)

If five years ago, I was told there would come a day when I could sweep the room, take a nap, and then need to sweep again, I’d have called them crazy! I’m sure I’m not the only soul who feels many things have been stripped from their previous life. Our weight, complexion, stamina, strength, pride. Gone over time. Hell, my confidence isn’t even what it used to be. But PRP will not take everything. I refuse that. And thank God, I’m headed into a slow recession as I get better every day.

Posted by Patti P — Chicago, Illinois (June 14, 2020)

One day you will tell
your story
of how you overcame
what you went through and
it will become someone
else’s survival guide.

Posted by Patti P — Chicago, Illinois (Marcg 14, 2020)

We must be willing to get rid of the life we’ve planned,
so as to have the life that is waiting for us.
The old skin has to be shed
before the new one can come.

Posted by Carol T — Swaffham, Norfolk, England Chicago, Illinois (February 29, 2020)

People talk about caterpillars becoming butterflies
as though they just go into a cocoon,
slap on wings and are good to go.

Caterpillars have go dissolve into a disgusting pile
of goo to become butterflies.

So, if you’re a mess wrapped up
in blankets right now, keep going.

– Jennifer Wright

Posted by Bill McCue (January 9, 2020)

Hope should not be as rare as PRP

Posted by Delanie E — Kalispell, MT (August 21, 2018)

Editor’s Note: Every PRP patient/caregiver should view Delanie’s inspirational video. When we talk about hope, we should recall the courage of the young woman from Montana. The video is currently available to members of the PRP Facebook Community.

Posted by Bill M — Plano, TX (April 15, 2019)