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Wonderful post Lori. Like with breast cancer, it is hard for those never having these wonderful things to understand. Mayo Clinic provides a door in to hope and understanding. I was just finding out 2 years ago that a match was found. The finding of my caregiver as you know put me in a funk for a bit.
I scanned my remaining papers from my treatments and thought back to the journey. I hear women in bc.org zoom meetings taking about fear and worry. Side effects that have made life unlivable. I was thinking how much bad self-talk they might have. I tried daily to not suck the life out of others when i talk to them.
Coming here, you Lori were the beacon hope with a sunny disposition and added laughter tidbits tossed in over and over in this wonderful world of Mayo Clinic Connect. For so many before and after me, you remind us of the notion that recovery from this is possible. Follow the treatment plans, keep the medical team in the know of symptoms and side effects. I still find it hard to believe I walked through all that i did.
7 YEARS!! So near to a journey to heaven and Bing bing...Mayo brings you a medical team and treatments that have given you 7 years!!!
I LOVE FAMILY STORIES. TRIPS WITH KIDS AND GRANDKIDS AND SPOUSES!!!! I have siblings with kids and friends, no kids' or grandkids, but i never tire of hearing the love and kindness shared among family.
We know more people will be having BMB's and BMT's, so I will keep with my updates and popping in so i can hear all the news from all of you.