Ron,
I'm so sorry your blood count results weren't good. I'll keep praying
for you. Maybe next time things will be better. Hang in there.
-Jean
On Thu, 2 Jul 1998 18:29:56 EDT HewRon@aol.com writes:
>My blood count today was WBC 16,600; Hgb 10.7; HCT (?) 30/0; Platelets
>10,000.
>This resulted in my being sent to the hospital clinic for an infusion
>of
>platelets. Unfortunately the bad news is the white blood count --
>double what
>it was just five days ago. This is not a good sign, not for one with
>my
>diagnosis, and the hope is that it is a blip, that next time I have a
>count
>taken, probably next Monday, the result will be more promising. Please
>God.
>
>Apart from that, I regret I have nothing much to report. We went to
>the
>doctor, we went to the hospital, we came home. My next appointment
>with the
>clinic is for Monday, when I will be given a day's worth of reds.
>
>Sorry this is not an uplifting note. I feel like lying down, which I
>am about
>to do.
>
>Hope there is much more promise and optimism among my friends here at
>mol. As
>for the proposed festivities in September, I appreciated and was
>uplifted by
>what I read, but it is hard to visualize participation by yours truly,
>especially in my present condition. We'll see. You never know what
>tricks life
>can play on you.
>
>God bless
>
>-- Ron
>
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