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GoodSkiffin16 said:Hang in There...
Actually it sounds pretty good.....
The blood counts should be easily brought up with meds.
Keep on pushing forward...
Best,
John
This is good news. With transfusion his levels should return to normal limits. Stay positive, I know easier said than done but do try. I will continue to pray for you both. I woke up at about 2 this morning and thought of you and offered up a prayer.
Please keep posting so we know how things are going. If I hear of any resources to help you financially I will let you know.
Be well,
Billie0 -
Thank youBillie67 said:Good
This is good news. With transfusion his levels should return to normal limits. Stay positive, I know easier said than done but do try. I will continue to pray for you both. I woke up at about 2 this morning and thought of you and offered up a prayer.
Please keep posting so we know how things are going. If I hear of any resources to help you financially I will let you know.
Be well,
Billie
Again I am overwhelmed by the support of my head and neck family. You guys have been here for me through all the emotional ups and downs. I know all my posts have not been easy to read, yet you read and support me in this chaotic life I am leading. I am fortunate to have had the opportunity to get to know you guys/girls before this nightmare began. I know I keep telling you how thankful I am for each of you, but now knowing how each day is precious and how at any moment I could lose any of you I want you to know exactly how I feel about you and how much your time in my life has enriched it. I wake up every morning and tell David I am happy we have another day together.0 -
Positive thoughts....
Keep them close to you...even if you're doubting it. With all that David is dealing with, you have to take one issue at a time. And as you said you are thankful for each day, then you take one day at a time also.
Thinking of you both constantly. Your in my prayers....
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Vivian...it sounds to me like there is more
good than bad...Hurrah that he is responding to the chemo...that is HUGE!! The low blood counts...well, anyone getting chemo gets those, it's part of just the way things are. They can help him with that.
From what they told you when he began this treatment, how incredibly hard it is on the body...the fact that he feels like he's got the flu is understandable...and from my perspective, not as bad as it could have been.
I think there are way more plusses here than minuses.
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A very loving wife...VivianLee5689 said:Thank you
Again I am overwhelmed by the support of my head and neck family. You guys have been here for me through all the emotional ups and downs. I know all my posts have not been easy to read, yet you read and support me in this chaotic life I am leading. I am fortunate to have had the opportunity to get to know you guys/girls before this nightmare began. I know I keep telling you how thankful I am for each of you, but now knowing how each day is precious and how at any moment I could lose any of you I want you to know exactly how I feel about you and how much your time in my life has enriched it. I wake up every morning and tell David I am happy we have another day together.
You are an amazing woman, so loving, so caring, a beautiful wife. I send my prayers for you and David every day, several times a day. Cherish each moment of every day, one day at a time. David seems very strong himself and I pray that he rises to the challenges ahead of him. Your love and support and patience are your beautiful gifts to help him. And you are such a good role model for the rest of us caretakers...
My best to you and David,
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In My Thoughts
and prayers. You and David really need a break. Some positive results and a little vacation from the treatments. Hope that is in your future. Rick.0
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