It is good to read that you are home at last, Keith and are even feeling well enough to get out and about!!!

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Your garden looks lovely, Roz! And that bench is so unusual too.

I am sure Michael will have a smile on his face whenever he is with you in your heart, sitting there enjoying the peace and watching the birds return.

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That was great!! I bet it was fun too. Was it a one-off or something you will be repeating?

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It IS good to hear Stephen is free from those attachments and able to fidget in bed as much as he wants without worrying about pulling something out!!

I hope this "holiday" lasts and you get good news about his numbers soon!!

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Oh Sarah, I am so sad to read that Gordon has passed away.

My thoughts and prayers are winging across cyberspace to you and your family in this difficult time.

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Thinking of you and Gordon and your family, Sarah and snding you my prayers and hugs in this difficult time for you all.

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Sending Jet and Keith all my best wishes and hopes for an uneventful procedure!

Luv
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Love and prayers to you both, Sarah

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I shall be thinking of you tomorrow too, Jet, and wishing you an uneventful stay in hospital

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I feel guilty as I had really no problems before, during or after it except for continued pain from crumbled vertebrae that happened before diagnosis.

The Stem Cell Harvest was done in July and meant a couple of days in hospital and three sessions, unfortunately they only got enough cells for one procedure (just over the minimum 2 million…[Read more]

Well it is good news that they feel you are fit enough to go straight to the chase, Ivan

Like you I was put straight on the CDT and had my stem cell transplant in August last year.

I was surprised about them still being allowed to use thalidomide but my consultant explained that one of its properties is that it stops cells from forming.…[Read more]

Hi again, Ivan.
Wishing you all the best for today's appointment!

One thing I have bought that really helps when I go to see various doctors is a small digital voice recorder, no bigger than a memory stick which records everything said and can be downloaded onto a computer or IPod etc for later confirmation of all the words used and plans for…[Read more]

I am so sorry you have had to join our group of MM warriors, Ivan.

Welcome to the best place on the www to find accurate information and interact with others with similar problems.

Hopefully as you have been diagnosed before you have suffered any bone problems you will be treated in time to stop any degeneration such as for some of us was…[Read more]

Like Shirley, I had to stay in overnight as when they removed the femoral line I bled quite a lot a soon as I got up to get dressed. (Stupid new nurse on the ward who thought just a small plaster would be enough!)

If that hadn't happened I would have been back to "normal" immediately I think, as I didn't seem to feel any after effects at…[Read more]

Another happy to have a blue badge here too!

Though my hubby has one becaue of his chronic back problems, it means I can park closer when on my own, and in some places not even have to pay for parking.

We have discovered there are 4 disabled spaces near the rear entrance of the hospital which do not come under the rule of the car park…[Read more]

Good to hear you had such a great time, David, and at a bargain price too, well done you!!! 🙂

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Gosh, Dai, you really have been through the wringer!!

Hopefully when (not if) you get the CR verdict you and Janet can start getting back to whatever passes for "normal". 😉

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Wow, Eve!
That IS impressive 🙂

The shortest it has been for my infusions has been an hour and a half (plus 15 minutes each way walking along the long corridors)

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I am so glad to hear you have been given 3 whole months off!!

Have a lovely relaxing time in the Rhine and take lots of photos so we can really envy you when you post them. 🙂

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