I thought I would give an update on how the recovery from my bone marrow transplant is going. I’ve had a few people ask recently on how the progress has been, so thought it was about time! I am doing remarkably well, according to my care team, and that is always encouraging to hear. All…
Yesterday at my routine Monday, Wednesday, Friday appointment at the cancer clinic, we met with my PA to discuss side effects and test results. We had been waiting to hear back about my inversion 16 test result, to see if that number is finally zero again. Last June, we found out that the CBF –…
It has been a long 3 weeks. Three weeks of pain that would sometimes bring me to my last resort: uncontrollable tears. The thought-to-be neuropathy I’ve had in my hands and feet has prevented me from doing one of the things I love: going on walks. The weather has been impeccable some days and I…
This is a bit more of a real and raw post, but I pray that this in some way encourages someone who may be going through cancer themselves or just a difficult time in life. It’s good to be honest. It’s good to share because most likely someone else is experiencing the same thing. Cancer…
If we look in the Bible, Sarah was old and past the age of childbearing. How could it be that she would eventually have a son? It was so bizarre that Sarah laughed to herself, thinking how in the world could this be? In fact she even lied to God when He asked her if…
As you can about imagine, it feels so good to be home! To just be in the same household, eating at the same table together, hearing my family’s voices, it’s all been such a gift. Even though home is exactly where I want to be, it hasn’t always been easy. A bone marrow transplant brings…
