This is my first foray into blogging. Teresa is sitting next to me on her plush hospital bed giving me instructions between zzzz's. She slept well last night--even woke up at a late time for her--8am. Her blood counts are lower as expected with the chemotx and fluids she's on. So she's more tired today. Amy and Sandi stopped by to chat--great to see them. The Transplant staff is very accommodating with visitors. All the calls and emails are very much appreciated. We have such wonderful families, friends and colleagues. I'm thinking of you.
Did anyone participate in the Race for the Cure today?
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a great hike in NM to 12,000 ft
45 yr old Family Medicine Doc from Asheville NC/Hillsborough NC just diagnosed with leukemia two years after surviving surgery, chemo, and radiation for breast cancer.
Mountain Doc
a great hike in NM to 12,000 ft
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About Me
- Moutain Doc
- Asheville/Hillsborough, NC
- I am a 45 yo Family Medicine doc just diagnosed with leukemia only two years after surviving breast cancer. I am an avid runner and enjoy the support of a great partner, my family, and many wonderful friends in both Asheville and the Triangle area of NC. Humor really is the best medicine, and I rely on the daily antics of my miniature dachshund, Quigley, to make me smile,
3 comments:
From Miriam on Alex's computer (mine is on the fritz): I participated in the Race this morning and walked/ran in celebration of Teresa. It seemed like a small but important gesture. SWOOP was there in large numbers as usual, and I ran into Laurie volunteering at the recycling bins. I did this too.
Alex and I are holding you in our thoughts and plan to stop by tomorrow.
Much love,
Miriam
Hi there.
No SWOOPing or Race for the Curing over in Chapel Hill. Instead, we were at the Dean Dome today for high-school graduation. Whee!
Annette and I are sending good energy your way and hoping you're getting lots of rest.
Love,
Angela
Hey there T, I'm so glad you're blogging. It's very cathartic AND it gets the information out to people w/o you having to tell the details over and over!
A told me about the blog and what's happening. Just know you're in my thoughts and I'm sending the biggest, greenest healing energy your way.
Be well my friend.
Jamie
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