Boring is good, right? I happened to get Prof Marsh today for my clinic appointment and I joked with her that I didn't think I was interesting enough to see her these days.
Not much to report, other than that my chimerism tests came back from last month and all the DNA tests show I'm still 100% donor so that's good. Bloods were all normal again: WBC 5-something, Hb 14.1, Platelets 329, Neutr 4-something.
I'm just waiting to the gynae/endocrine specialist on the 22nd now, really, as everything left going on is allllllllllll his (wait til he asks "what's up?" and gets a laundry list as long as my arm!)
That, and I noticed my favourite nurse from St Thomas's has now transferred to Kings so that's nice. Since I switched to Kings the month before the transplant I'd missed our swapping band recommendations.
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36/F - 1984 SAA treated with ATG [complete remission until] Oct 08 - burst blood vessels in eyes and low platelets; Jan 09 - AA & hypo-MDS; July 09 - BMT (RIC MUD PSCT) July 10 - 10k for Anthony Nolan (1yr post BMT! 53:48) Sep 10 - Wedding!
I've run 5 marathons now!! (PB 3:30!)