So thats very good news!  I’ll still need to find a cause of the inflammation that the labs so but its great to not have to worry about the kidney at this point.

I was in Alaska last week so didn’t try to download the results until today but their website uses a depreciated reCaptcha service so I could not verify my account but it thats not very urgent. (fixed post update) I’ll see what is there and maybe consider uploading a copy with my personal information removed so you all can see what it looks like.  At a minimum I should be able to get a copy on Wednesday at my next visit.

Here are the results with out the header data regarding my name, doctor, dates etc..

Interpretation of AlloSure score should be made using the information available at the following link: http://www.allosure.com
AlloSure testing performed at CareDx, Inc. (CLIA No: 05D1029609, CAP No: 7193868)
Lab Directors:  Patrick Joseph MD, Judith C. Wilber, PhD D(ABMM)
These AlloSure test results are displayed here for your convenience.  The pdf AlloSure report is the official report.
The following data fields on the Results Details page are intentionally left empty as they are not applicable to AlloSure testing:
Abnormal
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— END OF REPORT —

So the test results don’t give more than what my doctor emailed.  But I was told that a good no Abnormal result test is valid and good, where a to Abnormal result test doesn’t for sure mean rejection – so I’m ok with this no Abnormal result.

On Thursday I head in for my parathyroid surgery where they probably will remove three of the four glands.  With the goal of getting my calcium into normal range, its still just a bit into the high range.  I’m scheduled at 7:30 am, they said I’d need to stay over night but hopefully its so early that I can get out that night.