Cytoxan chemotherapy complete. Karen’s blood counts are expected to crash and stay down until engraftment occurs in the next 2-3 weeks. Back to toast for dinner. All normal and in line with the protocols – just like standing over the edge of a cliff. Normal (depends on the view ).
“Headline” from R.E.M.
I am glad everything is normal. Now if only you and Karen could just feel normal all would be well.
Love you both.
Cathy 🙂
You are doing great Karen! Hang in there – the best is yet to come. Hugs to you.
I can’t wait for your Here Comes the Sun posting – I know it’s coming eventually! Thinking of you . . .
Lynn
Karen,
Had that line on the blackboard in my office (back when offices had blackboards) for years.
I have to read up more on this cytoxin for consolidation idea. Sounds fascinating.
One of my recent roommates was a former National Cancer Institute pharmacologist and he mentioned that lots of folks are looking into this idea.
Here’s hoping it turns out to be perfect for you! I love the edge of cliff line.
Greg
Good Morning my dear friend;
Wishing you the very best so you can be back home and back to living a normal life. What is normal anyway, I still have not figured that one out.
Have a very blessed day.
Hugs
Jan & the fur purrs