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It’s been two weeks today since my kidney transplant surgery on February 1. Time really flies—it’s already been two weeks. I still feel some pain at the incision site, but I’ve been gradually trying to move around more. Since being discharged, I’ve been going to the hospital every other day for blood tests and consultations with the nurses and doctors. My post-surgery recovery is progressing as expected.

 

To prevent rejection of the new kidney, I’m taking a variety of medications, including steroids, and I can feel my body constantly adjusting. One challenge I’m facing is dealing with the increased urine production. The steroids have also significantly increased my appetite; I feel like I’m always hungry. Interestingly, despite my increased appetite, my weight has been slowly decreasing each day. So, it’s not that I’m lacking appetite—it’s just how my body is responding.

 

At every hospital visit, the doctors continue adjusting my medications—some doses are increased, others reduced, and sometimes new medications are added. It’s a bit unsettling not having a set, stable medication regimen yet. However, overall, I feel like my condition is gradually improving.

 

I truly appreciate everyone’s support and encouragement. Once I regain a bit more strength, I hope to stop by the office occasionally, maybe once a week—unless, of course, I end up being more of a distraction than a help!

 

Please take care of yourselves and stay healthy. The cold weather continues, so stay warm and well.

February 14, 7:00 AM. I woke up multiple times during the night, but I was still able to sleep for over an hour in a single stretch. That’s a wonderful improvement, and I just woke up a little while ago. I have a hospital visit today around 9:30 or 10:00, so I plan to leave the house around 8:30. It’s still dark outside, and today’s sunrise is expected at 7:15—about 10 more minutes from now.

 

Getting even a little more sleep at night makes a big difference for my body. I often feel hungry in the middle of the night, probably due to the steroids I’m currently taking, but I try my best not to eat. My weight has remained fairly consistent, and I feel like it might be best to maintain it around this level for now.

 

I’ll check my morning blood pressure, and then I’ll measure my temperature and blood sugar before having breakfast and getting ready to leave. It’s been exactly two weeks since I was discharged from the hospital on Friday night two weeks ago. I’ve received so many kind messages of encouragement, which keeps me going—thank you all so much.

 

Another week is coming to an end soon. Please take care of yourselves and stay warm to avoid catching a cold.

A Remarkable Recovery: One Step Closer to Better Health

I recently received great news—my creatinine levels dropped from nearly 10.0 mg/dL to 2.3 mg/dL in a short time. My doctor said, "You're almost there," which gave me hope and motivation.

 

This improvement shows that my kidney function is recovering, thanks to medical treatment, proper hydration, a kidney-friendly diet, and a positive mindset. While I haven’t reached the normal level of 1.3 mg/dL yet, I’m on the right path.

 

Health recovery takes time and persistence, but every small step matters. I’ll continue focusing on my well-being, knowing that progress is possible with dedication and care. The best is yet to come!

PSPINC (Pacific Software Publishing, Inc.) provides a broad range of IT, software, and web services, including:

 

Domain, Web & Email Hosting at Data Center

 

PSPINC operates a data center, offering web and email hosting services, ensuring businesses have a reliable online presence.
E-Commerce Implementation

 

They assist businesses in setting up and managing e-commerce platforms, enabling online sales and transactions.
Web and Online Marketing

 

PSPINC helps businesses promote their services online through various digital marketing strategies.
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They provide content writing services tailored for websites and social media platforms to enhance digital engagement.
SaaS (Software as a Service) Provider

 

PSPINC develops and provides SaaS solutions, helping businesses with cloud-based applications.
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They offer IT support, ensuring system security and maintenance for businesses.
Web & Server Application Development

 

PSPINC specializes in custom web and server-side application development to meet specific business needs.
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They assist businesses with PC sales and network infrastructure setup, ensuring smooth IT operations.

Summary:
PSPINC is an IT solutions provider specializing in web hosting, application development, e-commerce, online marketing, content writing, IT security, SaaS solutions, and network infrastructure. They have been in operation since 1987, supporting businesses with digital transformation and online growth.

When considering starting a business, many people face a variety of uncertainties. Questions like, “How do I set up a company?”, “How much will it cost?”, and “How do I handle accounting?” can often become obstacles to taking that first step. However, overcoming these challenges brings the unique joy and fulfillment of defining your own value.

 

My Experience Starting a Business
I established a company for the first time in 1985. At the time, I founded “Sangrade” as a subsidiary of a Japanese company in Seattle. With the help of a lawyer, I registered the company, opened a bank account, and signed contracts with an accounting firm. This process made me realize the importance of laying a solid foundation for a company.

 

Later, in 1987, when the Japanese parent company decided to withdraw, I purchased its assets and established Pacific Software Publishing, Inc. Once again, I worked with lawyers, banks, and other trusted professionals to get started. In the early stages of the business, I not only worked to generate income but also focused on building a foundation for future growth through active sales efforts.

 

Key Points to Keep in Mind When Starting a Business
Starting a business is about more than just selling a product. One area that requires particular attention is accounting. As a business owner, you will handle sums of money on a completely different scale compared to personal finances. It is essential to monitor and manage cash flow daily. Expenses will inevitably arise, and careful planning and control are necessary to account for them.

 

Additionally, I’ve managed to operate without external investments. For this reason, I treat company expenses with the same mindset as personal expenses. I believe it is crucial to manage a business within your capacity and operate at a scale that aligns with your resources.

 

To Those Aspiring to Start a Business
Starting a business comes with uncertainties and risks, but it is also a tremendous opportunity to carve your own path through your efforts. I especially encourage young people and retirees to consider starting a business. By keeping track of expenses and proceeding with a well-thought-out plan, you can take on new challenges without excessive risk.

 

If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out. I’d be more than happy to share my experience and support your journey into entrepreneurship.

I had a kidney transplant on February 1st, and today is February 12th. It feels both fast and slow at the same time—11 days have passed. Naturally, I haven’t been able to go to the office, and it looks like it will still be a while before I can return. However, I have been staying in touch with my staff through daily Zoom meetings and other updates. Everyone is working really hard.

 

As for our customers, I don’t think there have been any major issues despite my absence. If anything comes up, please feel free to contact the staff. You can also email me directly—I am checking my emails. The team is doing their best to ensure that things run smoothly while I’m away, so if you need anything, don’t hesitate to reach out to them. In fact, it seems like my absence has motivated them even more. Maybe I get in the way sometimes when I’m around!

 

I’ve been able to get a little more sleep recently. My strength is still far from 100%—to be honest, it’s probably not even at 50% yet—but I’m slowly improving. I’m truly sorry for any worries I’ve caused, and I deeply appreciate all your support. Thank you so much!

It’s now 6 AM on Wednesday. I just woke up. I have a medical checkup at the hospital starting at 9 AM today, so I woke up a little earlier than usual. I still need to use the restroom frequently, but I’ve been able to sleep for nearly an hour at a time now. I feel like my condition is gradually returning to normal.

 

It’s amazing how much the body can change with just one kidney. I’m truly impressed by the power of medical science and the resilience of the human body.

 

Yesterday, our company held a workshop in collaboration with the Japan-America Society. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to participate, but I heard that all the staff worked really hard. I’m so grateful for their efforts.

 

If I could, I would love to treat them to something nice today, but I’m still unable to go out. That will have to wait for a little while. This workshop will continue for the next few months, so I encourage everyone to join. It’s free of charge!

After I got off the surgery I was served protain jelly. I found same gelatin-based protein jelly on Amazon and bought it. Each one contains 20 grams of protein. Protein helps regenerate the body's cells, which can speed up wound healing. Besides this, I also bought protein shakes and protein bars. Somehow, it feels like I'm just buying a bunch of snacks, which is kind of fun. Each jelly costs $2.00, and since I bought a pack of over 30, it ended up costing me nearly $75.oo.

 

My parents are in Japan, but lately, they've only been eating soft foods like rice porridge, so I feel like they’re not getting enough protein at all. Since they spend a lot of time lying down at home, I’m also worried that their muscles might be deteriorating. So, I sent them protein shakes and protein soup as well. I'm an Amazon Prime member in both Japan and the U.S., so I can ship items quickly and for free in both countries. It's a really convenient system.