9/7 Just another brick in the wall.
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Jason & The Bogath Family
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Jason & The Bogath Family
THOUGHT YOU'D LIKE TO KNOW. My first full day started early at 4:30 AM for blood draws, vitals, weight, and cleaning of my tri-line. I took several medications through out the day to boost me from not getting sick along with a one hour drop of another med.
This afternoon they continue from yesterday (Day 1) tearing down my T-Cell WALL with a 6 hour drop of ATG (an immune-suppressing medicine given before an allogeneic bone marrow transplant to lower the risk of graft rejection and graft-versus-host disease (GvHD)).
As they go LEAVING JUST A MEMORY my counts have dropped about 10 points from yesterday. Difficult to see having spent so many months now after diagnosis in isolation trying to build them and keep them steady.
ALL IN ALL, a productive day, all be it a rainy one. I completed a total of 10 laps (8 they think makes a mile). With my full day down I am working on building a schedule and rhythm, we will know more as the days continue.
Thank you all for the well wishes, May your evening be PINK.
This afternoon they continue from yesterday (Day 1) tearing down my T-Cell WALL with a 6 hour drop of ATG (an immune-suppressing medicine given before an allogeneic bone marrow transplant to lower the risk of graft rejection and graft-versus-host disease (GvHD)).
As they go LEAVING JUST A MEMORY my counts have dropped about 10 points from yesterday. Difficult to see having spent so many months now after diagnosis in isolation trying to build them and keep them steady.
ALL IN ALL, a productive day, all be it a rainy one. I completed a total of 10 laps (8 they think makes a mile). With my full day down I am working on building a schedule and rhythm, we will know more as the days continue.
Thank you all for the well wishes, May your evening be PINK.
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