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Low T-Cell - Bone Marrow Biopsy
Blood Cancers & Disorders | Last Active: Nov 15, 2022 | Replies (162)Comment receiving replies
Hi @loribmt 🙂
My partner was really sweet indeed (definitely a keeper). There is "no guarantee" that my partner will stay but at this point of time he is here and supporting, so I guess its good. His vision of life is "lets not think about the future since nobody know how they'll react anyway, so that would be lie to guarantee that I will be there forever". That's not really what I want to hear but I guess that this is the reality?! He also does not believe in wedding for the exact same reason...Its a little annoying but pretty realistic.
On another note. I am having the BEST NEWS to share with you!!! I went to by appointment and there is NO cancer in the bone marrow, no hidden lymphoma or leukemia, I am SO relief. I almost cried in the doctor office. There is a decrease of T-Cell produced in the bone marrow which seem either to be a deficiency or an autoimmune reaction. The doctor suggested to see a Rheumatologist which might take a few months.
So still a mystery but at least with a full body MRI / CT Scan and so many blood tests and bone marrow biopsy I guess its pretty safe to say that I most likely do not have something TOO serious? I am thinking to go to the beach for a week to celebrate life.
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@mariabrat I have tears of joy for you, sweet girl! What a relief that you got such positive news! Even though you still have some unresolved symptoms you can indeed put the worst thoughts behind you! 💕
As for your boyfriend...giggle...I see someone immature and afraid of commitment. But he sounds like fun in the meantime~until either of you decide what your futures holds with a life partner.
For you, life is a celebration to be met with joy daily! Embrace it to the fullest.
Will you check back from time to time? I’d love to follow your story. And, I feel you have great insights with your experiences to help others. Big hug and all the best! Lori.