The transplant occurred yesterday and now the waiting begins. With caregiver extraordinaire, Laura, nearby it was a little creepy seeing elevated bags of chilled fluid flowing stem cells into your system that were collected and frozen a few weeks ago. This is supposed to give Clancy a fresh start on fighting the cancer. He's still on chemo that's working to kill off more cancer cells. The next 10 days will be quite miserable as the drugs do their thing (side effects) and his body accepts the immature cells. He's feeling disoriented, nauseated, crummy, tired, dizzy, achy at times and just not very good at all. Hopefully, these days will be quickly forgotten as his health improves.
Hope springs eternal and better days are ahead.
Hang in there Clancy! Praying for your recovery and return to work.
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Hi Clancy. It's LaLauni. Mike has kept me up to date with all that is going on with you. You will be in me and my families prayers. I will be reading this blog to see how you are doing. Take care Clancy. We truly hope you kick this in the butt and get better really soon!! God Bless. :)
ReplyDeleteHey Cuz....I just found out and wanted to let you know that I love you. You have been on my mind alot lately and now I know why. Just wanted to let you know I will have everyone down here in Alabama praying for your swift recovery. You, Laura and the kids are in our prayers. Sending great big hugs to you from Alabama. Love, Marlea
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