My Blood Results

Kim
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hey kimKathleen808 said:Kim
Kim,
It sounds good. I'm sure you are relieved. I am not surprised that some counts are a bit off. Chemo is strong stuff.
Take care my friend.
Aloha,
Kathleen
so glad you got good news.i am almost in tears i am so happy for you.i was on edge until you posted your news.now take a deep breath and live a happy life....Godbless...johnnybegood -
Yabadabadooooooo! LOL.johnnybegood said:hey kim
so glad you got good news.i am almost in tears i am so happy for you.i was on edge until you posted your news.now take a deep breath and live a happy life....Godbless...johnnybegood
Great Kim! Awesome!.
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Thanks
Just wanted to say thanks for your thoughts. Was such a big relief, but just know that doctor wanted to rule out everything for the reason that white/red counts weren't going up. Yup she said that the levels were all good before chemo - she just wants to confirm now that chemo is poison and that it wrecks your immune system and this test just proves it. Oh well, kind of knew that before this test. What to do next is just a big question. How do they go up, I'm not sure.
Hugs! Kim -
beta glucansAnnabelle41415 said:Thanks
Just wanted to say thanks for your thoughts. Was such a big relief, but just know that doctor wanted to rule out everything for the reason that white/red counts weren't going up. Yup she said that the levels were all good before chemo - she just wants to confirm now that chemo is poison and that it wrecks your immune system and this test just proves it. Oh well, kind of knew that before this test. What to do next is just a big question. How do they go up, I'm not sure.
Hugs! Kim
My wife uses beta glucans while on chemo. Primarily a PSK clone from LEF, 1.8-3.6 grams per day with some empty stomach issues, along with some other extracts.
The PSK clone has helped restore and maintain WBC, RBC and platelet levels that were eroding under low dose continuous chemo.
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