It’s no longer the Christmas season, according to my calendar. There have been four holidays since New Year’s Day, for you non-government workers out there: MLK, Jr. Day, Valentine’s Day (even though it’s a Hallmark holiday), Lincoln’s birthday and Washington’s birthday. I had three paid days off work, and used them well.
I traveled to [...]
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More regular updates?
Posted in CLL, Stanford, chemotherapy, pre-transplant prep, tests on February 23, 2008 | 7 Comments »
Another schedule change!
Posted in CLL, Stanford, tests on July 26, 2007 | 16 Comments »
The past few days have been surprisingly busy, so I must apologize for not giving you my thoughts on sports quite yet. On Tuesday, my Uncle Paul was in the neighborhood and stopped by to visit. By “in the neighborhood” I mean the state of California. He and his family (that’s Aunt Dianne and my [...]
Getting there (maybe).
Posted in CLL, Stanford, tests on July 19, 2007 | 24 Comments »
First, let it be known that prompting for updates either directly or indirectly will not result in a quicker update. In fact, it may even cause a later update simply out of spite. As Ice Cube says, check yo’self before ya wreck yo’self. On to today’s news…
WBC: 2.5
ANC: 1.12
HCT: 28.7
PLTS: 183k
More importantly, the CMV test [...]
T+38: My hip isn’t sore (yet).
Posted in BMT, CLL, Stanford, post-transplant, tests on June 25, 2007 | 15 Comments »
This morning’s bone marrow biopsy was scheduled for 10:30, and we were told to arrive at 10:00. We did. Someone told us when we started all this that there are two kinds of time: real time that you read on a clock, and hospital time. Today was all on hospital time. Very frustrating when they [...]
Happy anniversary!
Posted in Stanford, tests on April 23, 2007 | 8 Comments »
Today Jen and I celebrated our second wedding anniversary in grand fashion. Actually, we spent the weekend at the family cabin of a friend (Thanks, Darcy and Mr. and Mrs. Hall! Side note: isn’t it strange that I’m 31 years old, yet I still feel compelled to call my friend’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Hall?) [...]
