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Days + 1 and +2 were rather uneventful. They were meant to be days of rest and that's what they were. I have been sleeping fairly well, (as well as you can in a hospital) but the more fluids they infuse the more bathroom visits I need to make during the night. I am on various medications - anti-fungal, anti-viral and antibiotics to insure I won't contract something I shouldn't. My blood counts are beginning to decrease so I am becoming more susceptible with each day. I am feeling okay, just plain tuckered out. Tomorrow I start back on IV Cytoxan chemotherapy for two days and then I just need to be patient and let my new marrow do its job. I'll keep ya posted.
I have to say, this experience has been such a science lesson. The process is so complex it's hard to imagine how it was ever conceived!
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Hi Bev,
ReplyDeleteYour post made me chuckle a bit when you wrote about the "science lesson". I keep thinking about all the talks you and I have had about how the good stuff somehow seems to know where to go in your body to do it's work. It is truly amazing and I always say "these are amazing times we live in".
Today as always you are in our thoughts and prayers. We love you.
Susan and Timmy
You have been through so much and you are in our thoughts every day. We look forward to the day you are talking about the fun you are having instead of this science project.
ReplyDeleteWe love you!
Donna and Bill
Bev- I'm so happy to hear that all is going well and that you are able to rest and let the new marrow kick in. I hope that the next few days are smooth sailing. I'm thinking of you.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Roxanne