Bone Marrow Biopsy

BonnieR
BonnieR Member Posts: 1,526 Member
edited March 2014 in Ovarian Cancer #1
God's morning to all! Haven't updated for awhile so thought I would post a little bit this morning.

Tomorrow is the bone marrow biopsy to see what is going on, my daughter Lynn is going with me as I need a driver. I got the Hemo/Oncologist's notes and labs results in the mail on Saturday and they are thinking that I now have a form of Leukemia. She had said several things she thought could be wrong when I was in to see her last Tuesday and the last one was Acute Leukemia but didn't realize the other's were a type of Leukemia also. Guess we'll know next week when we see her for results one week later.

I did google the types and it sounds like after lots and lots of chemo, especially certain types of chemo, it happens. I am hoping my CBC has already to rebound and takes them by surprise. Although Randy and I have talked about how this could be end of the treatments for me. As always with cancer in general we are in the waiting game, each week my platelets and hemoglobin drop a bit more (although right now I am running on two units of someone elses blood~thank God for donors).

That's it for now..prayers ♥ hugs going out to all! Bonnie

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  • kayandok
    kayandok Member Posts: 1,202 Member
    #2
    Dearest Bonnie,
    thanks for sharing with us this heavy news. I am praying for God's peace and love to wash over you, as you go in tomorrow. I'm sorry you have to do this and then wait for a whole week for results! Please keep us informed.
    Love you!
    Kathleen
    PS You are up early!
  • msfanciful
    msfanciful Member Posts: 559
    #3
    Goodmorning Bonnie,
    My
    Goodmorning Bonnie,

    My prayers to you and your continued strength!

    Sharon
  • lindaprocopio
    lindaprocopio Member Posts: 1,980 Member
    #4
    msfanciful said:

    Goodmorning Bonnie,
    My
    Goodmorning Bonnie,

    My prayers to you and your continued strength!

    Sharon

    (((Bonnie))))
    The journey may be long and hard, but it's sure never dull, is it? I have a feeling they'll pull another rabbit outta their hat for you, Bonnie. I wish you peace and grace with the process, sweet girl.
  • mopar
    mopar Member Posts: 1,972 Member
    #5
    LOTS OF HUGS
    As I read your words I sense the calmness and patience. But I'm sure this must be difficult no matter how you slice. May the Lord pour an abundance of strength as you undergo this biopsy, and may His will find you with positive results next week and beyond.

    Lots of hugs and prayers to the CHICK WHO STICKS!

    Monika
  • Tina Brown
    Tina Brown Member Posts: 1,036 Member
    #6
    Dear Bonnie
    It is so nice to hear from you. I am sorry the news isn't better but I hope and pray the doctors will still be able to find a treatment for you. You are an inspiration to us all on here. Sending you much love xxxxx

    Tina
  • saundra
    saundra Member Posts: 1,370 Member
    #7
    Lifting you up
    Dear Bonnie, that is one more hurdle to climb for you. We are praying for an easy test and fruitful answers. I had read that leukemia was sometimes the results of lots of chemo. Are you recovered from the surgery now? It has been slow for me but am now seeing some improvement. May the waiting game go smoothly and bring you happy results. I wish I could do more, but He has you in is hands. Saundra
  • azgrandma
    azgrandma Member Posts: 609 Member
    #8
    saundra said:

    Lifting you up
    Dear Bonnie, that is one more hurdle to climb for you. We are praying for an easy test and fruitful answers. I had read that leukemia was sometimes the results of lots of chemo. Are you recovered from the surgery now? It has been slow for me but am now seeing some improvement. May the waiting game go smoothly and bring you happy results. I wish I could do more, but He has you in is hands. Saundra

    I am her if you need me
    Dear Bonnie

    You and I are in the same boat right now. Mine keeps dropping a little more each week even after all the neupagen shots etc. I am going to pray for you right now my friend
    Dear Heavenly Father, I ask you to touch my friend Bonnie, Father let this biopsy go weel and give her the strength to get through it. Heal her body of all cancer and please do not let her have leukemia. Send angels to protect her and keep her safe and give the doctor wisdom in how to treat her condition. We ask you to give her strength to get throug this. I ask this in the name of Jesus Christ Amen

    It will work out Bonnie i am here if you need to talk
    Your friend
    Lynda
  • hockeygolf7
    hockeygolf7 Member Posts: 52
    #9
    Bonnie, how are things going
    Bonnie, how are things going with you. I haven't seen your name in a while. Hope you are doing great and too busy to write.
  • MK_4Dani
    MK_4Dani Member Posts: 314
    #10
    I read your post and had to
    I read your post and had to re-read. You amaze me with sharing such not-so-great news in a calm and matter-of-fact manner. One of the side effects of a cancer dx: the constant what-if and wait game. You have been in the game for 7+ years and you still have a wonderful spirit. Extra prayer coming your way...for strength to keep fighting and the peace that passes understanding. Many people asked what they could do for me and family during my treatments: I ask that all (that can) please donate blood. Which leads me to a question for all: once we have chemo CAN we still donate blood?
    Hugs,
    Mary
  • Lisa13Q
    Lisa13Q Member Posts: 677
    #11
    MK_4Dani said:

    I read your post and had to
    I read your post and had to re-read. You amaze me with sharing such not-so-great news in a calm and matter-of-fact manner. One of the side effects of a cancer dx: the constant what-if and wait game. You have been in the game for 7+ years and you still have a wonderful spirit. Extra prayer coming your way...for strength to keep fighting and the peace that passes understanding. Many people asked what they could do for me and family during my treatments: I ask that all (that can) please donate blood. Which leads me to a question for all: once we have chemo CAN we still donate blood?
    Hugs,
    Mary

    Bummer
    Well, everyone has said it all. If this means anything, my granpa lived with acute leukemia for years and yeares and years!
  • LuvMyMom3
    LuvMyMom3 Member Posts: 52
    #12
    GOD BLESS and keep you safe
    GOD BLESS and keep you safe Bonnie- PRAYERS SENT OUT FOR YOU ALWAYS....

    Michele XOXOXOXO

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