Coming Around a Bend
The flower that follows the sun, does so even on cloudy days Robert Leighton
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Believe it or not, I have not been strong enough to work on this web blog for more than a week, but today, Aug. 6, found me with enough drive and energy to proved this update, and it is 9 p.m.. While I am not assured totally about this new found strength and the improved blood test results, plus no visible signs of the mantle cell lymphoma, I do know that all of these data points and signs show that progress is moving toward recovery.
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Believe it or not, I have not been strong enough to work on this web blog for more than a week, but today, Aug. 6, found me with enough drive and energy to proved this update, and it is 9 p.m.. While I am not assured totally about this new found strength and the improved blood test results, plus no visible signs of the mantle cell lymphoma, I do know that all of these data points and signs show that progress is moving toward recovery.
The original information supplied by medical team called for a 4-6 week-stay in the hospital post the transplant of September 20. Now, we have reason to believe that our post-transplant hospital stay my be closer to the 4-week mark, but certainly shorter than the 6-week mark.
Thanks to all who continue to stay in touch through this Journal and by sending e-mails and calls to Dee Dee's cell or to our home. And those continuing prayers are so vital, too.