Good to be home
Anyway I am home and feeling better and so grateful that my daughter could come and get me. Thank you seems like such a small word for the huge gratitude and love my heart feels for you all. Love ♥ Prayers ♥ Hugs Bonnie
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AHHH, HOME SWEET HOME!
Welcome home, Bonnie! It's just like you to take time out in such a difficult situation to check in with us. Bless you for your thoughtfullness. And 'THANK YOU' to our Lord for bringing you home and bringing you out of this fever. May you continue to be on the mend. You are such an inspiration and uplift to my day!
Luv & Hugs!
Monika0 -
Thank You Lord
I am so happy you got to come home Bonnie. I hope you are feeling a lot better and everything continues to improve. Tomorrow I will be checking sodium level to see if its up then if it is on my way to IU for trial test. I can't say how happy I am your home. I prayed hard as many of the others You would be fine and come home. God Bless Ya Strong Teal warrior.
Prayers and Hugs
Sandy0 -
thanks everyoneLPack said:Duh
Well, I really should have started reading from the top today! Bonnie, I am so glad you are home. God is good all the time, all the time God is good.
Looking forward to seeing you in August.
Love,
Libby☺
Hi Everyone, I just came from updating caringbridge and need to tell you your guestbook entries brought tears of joy to my heart. Love Ya Bonnie
PS I am slowly catching up and reply to the posts soon, but know yuo are all in my thoughts and prayers. ♥0 -
home sweet home
There is just nothing like home, no matter how great they are at the hospital. So glad you are feeling better!! I have never hear of "tumor fevers". How do they test for that. Do they eventually go down? No rush to answer, Bonnie as you need the rest.
Hugs and prayers,
kathleen0 -
there is no testkayandok said:home sweet home
There is just nothing like home, no matter how great they are at the hospital. So glad you are feeling better!! I have never hear of "tumor fevers". How do they test for that. Do they eventually go down? No rush to answer, Bonnie as you need the rest.
Hugs and prayers,
kathleen
Hey Kathleen, You are so right nothing like being home. :-) There is no test for tumor fevers, they just rule out everything else. I had them 3 years when I was told I was coming to the end. But they did not happen every day. I am told your tumors can start to send something into your body that causing more inflamation inside and spikes the fevers. There was a long word they used but don't remember. I think when they can not find the cause they automatically assume it is Tumor Fever. I am hoping they will eventually go away with this next treatment, or at least not be daily. Hugs N Prayers back to you Bonnie0 -
Home
Hi Bonnie, I'm so glad your home!!! I'm sending you lots of Teal hugs, prayers and healing.
Hugs, Prayers and Love, Terry0 -
Home Sweet Home PTLBonnieR said:there is no test
Hey Kathleen, You are so right nothing like being home. :-) There is no test for tumor fevers, they just rule out everything else. I had them 3 years when I was told I was coming to the end. But they did not happen every day. I am told your tumors can start to send something into your body that causing more inflamation inside and spikes the fevers. There was a long word they used but don't remember. I think when they can not find the cause they automatically assume it is Tumor Fever. I am hoping they will eventually go away with this next treatment, or at least not be daily. Hugs N Prayers back to you Bonnie
Bonnie,
So awesome to hear that you are back home! Like Kathleen, I had never heard of tumor fevers before - thanks for explaining that. You are absolutely a Teal Warrior Hero! I feel so privileged to be able to read your posts. God is great and He is caring for you always!
Love and hugs, Carol0
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