Here. Her cross posts from her secret boards always had me in stitches.

Frugal moms (not sure if I got name right) was epic.

I tried to read Brave New World on Tanja's suggestion. Never finished and plan to never try.

Another Aggie Baseball fan gone.

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Oh man, very sad. She was here a long time. Do we know what her condition was?

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Just seeing this... sorry to get this news. Prayers for Benny.

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Oh man, very sad. She was here a long time. Do we know what her condition was?

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She had kidney and liver failure. With both, any transplant was very problematical.

(My late sister had something very similar.)

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Oh man, very sad. She was here a long time. Do we know what her condition was?

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She had kidney and liver failure. With both, any transplant was very problematical.

(My late sister had something very similar.)

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Both?! Wow. Never heard that before.

Death is a strange thing. This person that you knew is there one second and gone the next. That human existence is no longer on planet earth. It's just hard to comprehend.

Someone else needs to pick up the torch for the BSC moms posts she used to report on.

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Someone else needs to pick up the torch for the BSC moms posts she used to report on.

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She was the OG "Libs of TikTok" before there was TikTok...

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Both?! Wow. Never heard that before.

Death is a strange thing. This person that you knew is there one second and gone the next. That human existence is no longer on planet earth. It's just hard to comprehend.

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It happens more often than you might believe. Conditions that can induce organ failure do tend to affect multiple organs eventually. I am not sure what was the precipitating condition for Tanya, though.

With my sister, it was her hemodialysis that messed up her liver. She contracted hepatitis.

F16 Benny Scholarship Fund in Remembrance of Tanya?

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F16 Benny Scholarship Fund in Remembrance of Tanya?

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General Board has discussed this. Mentioned by naio6 on page 12.

https://texags.com/forums/12/topics/3552081/12

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Oh man, very sad. She was here a long time. Do we know what her condition was?

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She had kidney and liver failure. With both, any transplant was very problematical.

(My late sister had something very similar.)

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Both?! Wow. Never heard that before.

Death is a strange thing. This person that you knew is there one second and gone the next. That human existence is no longer on planet earth. It's just hard to comprehend.

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Hepatorenal Syndrome (HRS)

Death is so hard to comprehend and yet it eventually comes to us all. Don't know the source of the quote, but this has always stuck with me - "Death is the price we pay for having had the privilege of life"

Thoughts & prayers for Tanya and all who loved her.

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ts5641 said:

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Oh man, very sad. She was here a long time. Do we know what her condition was?

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She had kidney and liver failure. With both, any transplant was very problematical.

(My late sister had something very similar.)

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Both?! Wow. Never heard that before.

Death is a strange thing. This person that you knew is there one second and gone the next. That human existence is no longer on planet earth. It's just hard to comprehend.

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Hepatorenal Syndrome (HRS)

Death is so hard to comprehend and yet it eventually comes to us all. Don't know the source of the quote, but this has always stuck with me - "Death is the price we pay for having had the privilege of life"

Thoughts & prayers for Tanya and all who loved her.

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Geez, I have never heard of that, but sounds awful. Is that just a random syndrome type of thing that can strike anyone or can lifestyle contribute? I'm always paranoid with liver stuff because my bilirubin is always somewhat elevated in every blood draw, but thinking it might be hereditary.

Not an expert on HRS by any stretch, but I've mostly seen it associated with some kind of liver failure. Unfortunately, there are many causes of liver failure. Best to talk to your primary care physician for an interpretation of an elevated bilirubin. Hoping and mostly expecting that it's nothing, but that's something for your PCP. Good luck and all the best!

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Geez, I have never heard of that, but sounds awful. Is that just a random syndrome type of thing that can strike anyone or can lifestyle contribute? I'm always paranoid with liver stuff because my bilirubin is always somewhat elevated in every blood draw, but thinking it might be hereditary.

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Part of my sister's issues with her kidneys was genetic as other women in our ancestry had died from kidney issues after childbirth. Pregnancy puts a strain on kidneys. When my sister got married, her doctors advised her to have her tubes tied for that reason.

I have also had kidney issues for most of my adult life. Not the sole reason I never had children but that, along with cervical cancer, was a big factor.

Sunshine is good for processing bilirubin, FYI.

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Not an expert on HRS by any stretch, but I've mostly seen it associated with some kind of liver failure. Unfortunately, there are many causes of liver failure. Best to talk to your primary care physician for an interpretation of an elevated bilirubin. Hoping and mostly expecting that it's nothing, but that's something for your PCP. Good luck and all the best!

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Thanks man…it's just outside of normal and she doesn't think it's a concern at all, but I had Hep A as a 2nd grader so I've always been a hypochondriac about liver stuff I guess.

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Here. RIP Tanya. One of a kind, and one of many folks who made/make TexAgs what it is. Others have also gone who made this place great, too, but Tanya engaged many, many of us. You will be missed.

I miss Tanya

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ts5641 said:

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Oh man, very sad. She was here a long time. Do we know what her condition was?

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She had kidney and liver failure. With both, any transplant was very problematical.

(My late sister had something very similar.)

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Both?! Wow. Never heard that before.

Death is a strange thing. This person that you knew is there one second and gone the next. That human existence is no longer on planet earth. It's just hard to comprehend.

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Hepatorenal Syndrome (HRS)

Death is so hard to comprehend and yet it eventually comes to us all. Don't know the source of the quote, but this has always stuck with me - "Death is the price we pay for having had the privilege of life"

Thoughts & prayers for Tanya and all who loved her.

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As to your quote about death, that is a good one. I always liked the lyrics to "For a Dancer" especially the part that says:

Just do the steps that you've been shown
By everyone you've ever known
Until the dance becomes your very own
No matter how close to yours another's steps have grown
In the end, there is one dance you'll do alone

As to Tanya, I loved it when she and another poster would get into a heated row over something, back and forth, back and forth they would go. Eventually, she would say "have a good day" or "you have a great weekend" as if that was the end of it, lol. Sometimes it was, sometimes it wasn't.

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ts5641 said:

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Oh man, very sad. She was here a long time. Do we know what her condition was?

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She had kidney and liver failure. With both, any transplant was very problematical.

(My late sister had something very similar.)

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Both?! Wow. Never heard that before.

Death is a strange thing. This person that you knew is there one second and gone the next. That human existence is no longer on planet earth. It's just hard to comprehend.

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Hepatorenal Syndrome (HRS)

Death is so hard to comprehend and yet it eventually comes to us all. Don't know the source of the quote, but this has always stuck with me - "Death is the price we pay for having had the privilege of life"

Thoughts & prayers for Tanya and all who loved her.

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As to your quote about death, that is a good one. I always liked the lyrics to "For a Dancer" especially the part that says:

Just do the steps that you've been shown
By everyone you've ever known
Until the dance becomes your very own
No matter how close to yours another's steps have grown
In the end, there is one dance you'll do alone

As to Tanya, I loved it when she and another poster would get into a heated row over something, back and forth, back and forth they would go. Eventually, she would say "have a good day" or "you have a great weekend" as if that was the end of it, lol. Sometimes it was, sometimes it wasn't.

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Excellent song choice. Wonderful epitaph. Well done.

RIP. Very sad to hear this.

This thread makes me say every time i see it.

You were a good aggie