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Months later I'm doing well. I got my own place. I feel good most days Getting 6 immunizations tomorrow as the transplant wiped them out. One day at a time
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April 2023
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Day 31 now and I'm feeling better. That 21 days in the hospital were boring. I am stronger every day. When you get down and feel sorry for yourself, reach out to friends. I'll update you later
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March 2023
I sure hope you feel better. My cancer Multiple Myeloma never hurt to bad but the transplant was pretty rough. Better now though
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March 2023
After two year of weekly chemo and endless trips to the Vince Lombardi Cancer clinic, I opted for the Transplant. I was pretty scared 17 days ago I started the process. Get a massive dose of chemo that wipes out everything. The next day the transplant. Then just about every emotion, and physical feeling. On day 5 I thought what a piece of cake...lol.Did I get put in my place? Then it got very tough. Fevers, inability to taste food for two weeks. The stuff coming out of me was frightening. Then feeling a little better each day The last 4 days I'm just biding time until I can go home. I feel almost normal except for my GI tract. That can take a while I understand. I'm all excited to go home and start my home isolation One thing I did thru it all and I think It really helped was walk a lot every day broken into short walks At home, before the transplant, I walk over 4 miles a day. It really helps to come into this as healthy as possible More will revealed
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