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Well, Kirby, good luck with your continued good responses!!! I just LOVE how everyone knows their "counts"!!
My husband, Ron is now an inpatient at Stanford, preparing for his transplant on the 27th. I've been attending all the classes they offer on how to deal with this and feel better about...let's see...hmmm..about what they are doing. Ron's reaction to the ATG has been minimal. He's doing well and comes "home" to our rented apt. on Friday. The roller coaster continues, with no guarantees for each day. Once I get to know the other patients and caregivers, it adds another whole, new dimension.
Best of luck to you in your fight! Be sure to notice the flowers, the birds, the clouds in the sky as you walk along this troubled path!
Pat
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Pat, wife of Ron, age 66, dx with RCMD, 12/09. Procrit, Neupogen, 18 rounds of Vidaza. Planned non-myeloblative BMT May 15, 2011.
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