I’m always nervous when we go to Luiz’ appointments at the National Cancer Institute. How will the blood tests come out? Will we get good results? Is he maintaining his slow-and-steady situation --- or will he move into the more aggressive stage of his disease?
In this case I can attest to his “slow and steady” progression.
At his last appointment we can report that he is at about (statistically) the same place he was one year ago. That is GOOD news. Luiz has to worry about progression when it starts to be very aggressive. That is NOT the case. His blood count numbers are very stable.
I could not be happier, nor him.
In this case I can attest to his “slow and steady” progression.
At his last appointment we can report that he is at about (statistically) the same place he was one year ago. That is GOOD news. Luiz has to worry about progression when it starts to be very aggressive. That is NOT the case. His blood count numbers are very stable.
I could not be happier, nor him.
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That's fantastic, guys!
I'm so happy too!
love you
That's great! I'm really glad to hear it!
That is good news. Sometimes the same is the best.
So stressful to be going through this. My thoughts are with you!
Not sure if you've seen this movie, but I think it's worth watching. Specially if your loved ones have health issues.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHFzXTIJcXI
Best of luck,
Thank you B & J, thank you Donna(kisses), thanks Meredith, Chris, Jennifer, BAB and Felipe.
It's not easy - for sure. Mil Bjs -- jim
Great news!
so good to hear!
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