Dec
17

The Past 222 Days

I have come all the way around the circle of being treated and recovering from the chemical beatings, and now it is time to take stock of the situation. On Friday, I will be at Emory getting my first PET scan since the middle of the summer, and certainly the first since the transplant. It’s a big deal. No, it’s a HUGE DEAL.

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Dec
04

Photo’s of My Stem Cell Transplant Adventure at Emory

These photos briefly illustrate some of the experiences I had during my bone marrow transplant preparation and procedure.

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Nov
16

The Most Important Post I Will Ever Write

I have been meaning to write about how important it is not to ignore your health for a long time. Our lives and the ability to live them the way we choose is a gift, but one that should not be abused or taken for granted.

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Nov
04

I Got Another Birthday

I have received the gift of getting to celebrate my birthday again. It’s a mile marker on the road to happiness, not old age.

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Oct
19

Aloha

Flying to Honolulu from Atlanta and stopping for three plane changes along the way. This is just silly.

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Sep
29

No News…Is Big News!

I am at day 28 following the stem cell transplant and had a checkup with the doctor this morning where I received lots of good news. Also had a nice evening with the YACS Atlanta group and was dubbed a Rock Star.

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Sep
19

There’s No Place Like Home

I completed my stem cell transplant for Hodgkin’s Lymphoma and have spent a week at home following release from the hospital. It was a little bit of a bumpy ride the first few days, but I think the worst is now behind me.

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Sep
12

I’m Going Home!!!

Going home from the hospital today after 16 nights inpatient. The bone marrow transplant is complete and I am moving on with life.

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Sep
11

Bone Marrow Transplant – Day 16

There is good news about the engraftment process, but I am getting really bored with just sitting around here.

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Sep
07

Bone Marrow Transplant – Day 13

This is Angela, Dan is feeling too weak and tired to write so he asked me to update the blog tonight. Dan is in what is referred to as “the basement period”, where his white blood cell counts are so low that they cannot be detected. The normal range for white blood cells is from … Continue reading »

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