Good morning. Wonderful visit yesterday with our good friend Paul who just returned from a wedding in a blizzard to honeymoon in Hawaii. Not bad.
Today is a day of rest for me and tomorrow is the transfusion. I am told lots of sleepy medicines and liquids all afternoon on wed. I will probably have the chemo aftereffects (whatever those might) be within the next week or so. Following that, if all goes well, my new marrow will engraft and start producing blood cells. Sounds simple but I am on a lot of medications to help this all work.
Jim is in tomorrow and Kate comes in Thursday for a long weekend visit.
Not much else New. Thanks for checking in
Love Maureen
Maureen was admitted to Beth Israel Deaconess in Boston MA 12/16/14 with Acute Myloid Leukemia. She underwent two rounds of high intensity chemo followed by a transplant March 19, 2015. The leukemia was in remission for several months but returned late August '15. Since then Maureen has had several different types of treatment both as an inpatient and outpatient. Currently Maureen is in the hospital (10/17) receiving two different chemo regimens. She hopes to go home soon.
Lots of prayers coming your way for a successful procedure tomorrow.
ReplyDeletexoxox, Kathy Eads
Praying for you, Moe.
ReplyDeleteStay strong!
Love, Kathy Resetar-Schwab