[ElizellenParticipant]

Great to hear your PP's have vanished, Mavis!

Now you can concentrate on getting your strength back.

Love
Eliz
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P.S. My last (3 monthly) appointment was with a registrar rather than my usual consultant and he said "well, we have looked for PP's but cannot find any!" which sounded initially as if he was giving me bad news till my mind processed that into "zero PP's again"

[HelenParticipant]

Hi Elizabeth
That is great news for you, carry on like that.
Love Helen

[ElizellenParticipant]

Thank you, Helen!

Eliz
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[wendyduffieldParticipant]

Some more good news!!

Great news Mavis and Eliz.

I was told by my consultant that my light chains were better than his ie within normal range, so thats another 3 months all clear for me too!

[jmsmythParticipant]

Read your good news on face book Wendy. Brilliant news. Long may it continue

Jean x

[wendyduffieldParticipant]

thanks Jean, didnt know you were on facebook

[HelenParticipant]

I do like to hear good news Wendy, and no going back for 3 months is great, hows the new hair? And did you go back to work?
Love Helen

[eveParticipant]

Hi Ladies
Great to hear all the good news,but as per usual were are all the men!!!!!

[tomParticipant]

More Good News is great news 😀 and lets keep that rolling.

Well done Eliz and Wendy now thats the way to do it 😀

And Eve you know us men come first :-S and lots on us on three month stints now, all you young ladies are going to run faster to keep up with us oldie's Lol 😎

Love
Tom "Onwards and Upwards" xxx

[wendyduffieldParticipant]

Hi Helen

I am loving my new hair, had it cut and shaped a bit but still got the curls on top. Not dissimilar to yours actually. I went back to work about two months after my transplant, initially able to work from home, then going into the office and increasing my hours although I have decided to keep to reduced hours to achieve a better work/life balance. Sometimes I think I'd rather not work at all and just enjoy my remission whilst it lasts but at only 51 I may have a long road ahead before getting any sort of pension! What about you?

Wendy x

ps I do a blog which charts my emotional and physical journey with myeloma which you may be interested to follow at wendyduffield.wordpress.com

I also promised a photo of me doing the Manchester 10k run so here it is hopefully. It made the fundraising news on the Myeloma UK website, fame at last!

[HelenParticipant]

Hi Wendy,
Good photo, where's the new hair then eh? I'm amazed you were back at work at 2 months post SCT. I'm now aiming for my third attempt at going back, having had all those horrible infections and being signed off again and again, anyway onwards as Tom says. And you are right, retirement may not be a financial option, i did request a forecast in january but heard nothing yet despite chasing it up twice already? I need to exercise my mind too so I'll give it a whirl and see how I get on.
Love Helen

[jmsmythParticipant]

Wendy a brilliant photo and hair style. Well done you on the run

Jean x

[tomParticipant]

Hi Wendy well done and you loog great on the photo 🙂 x

Love Tom "Onwards and Upwards" xxx

[CarolBradley1Participant]

Hi
Congratulations. I´m so very happy for you and it´s great to hear such lovely positive news.

I don´t have any experience of withdrawal but will keep my fingers crossed that you don´t have any!

Hope all continues as well as this and better!

Best wishes
Love Carol xxx

[tmcParticipant]

Hi Mavis
I truly hope you get a long remission and become more mobile and can start to look forward and enjoy.

Wendy glad to hear you are doing reduced hours at work and loved the photo of you finishing the Manchester run.

Helen I do hope all the infections are cleared up and you get a pension forecast soon and can get back to work if you want too.

Eliz glad your p.p.'s are zero again

Love Teresa

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