Dr. Sean Barnett just came out and spoke with me. He said she is doing great. As far as islet yield they got 370,000 (I think). She may require a little Lantis in the morning once all her islet cells take hold. She is going to be on 6B, but at this moment I don't know exactly where. He said she will feel ok tomorrow (relatively speaking) because of the honeymoon effect, but that Sunday will be her worst day. She has an NG tube and he said once she begins eating, she should have no associated pain with food consumption. Praise God. Dr. Barnett said that they made the incision about 9:20 am and that the actual surgery went pretty quick, but it takes about five hours from the time they take the pancreas for them to return with the islet cells. They said her spleen looked ok, but that had to take it because the blood supply would be compromised, because she had small secondary arteries, and it was best to just take the spleen so it doesn't cause her trouble in the future. She had 7500 cc's of fluid and 2 units of blood. It is going to be a hard road of recovery, but it is all downhill from here. Once she gets up to her room, I will go get something to eat, go back to the hotel and then get some sleep. I am stiff from sitting in this waiting room. I saw lots of people come and lots of people go, and still I sit here. I think if I don't leave soon I will be considered furniture.