Sid's blog
Blog started Jan 09. A big learning curve. Chose Google blogger as it is user friendly to set up and has good help information.
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Living in New Zealand. Structural draughtperson. Married, 3 children, 2 grandchildren. Enjoy walking. Diagnosed mm 2001. VAD. ASCT 1 Dec 2001. ASCT 2 Aug 2008
Living in New Zealand. Structural draughtperson. Married, 3 children, 2 grandchildren. Enjoy walking. Diagnosed mm 2001. VAD. ASCT 1 Dec 2001. ASCT 2 Aug 2008
Walking. Watching sport on TV. Writing my blog. www.supersidnz.blogspot.com
Walking. Watching sport on TV. Writing my blog. www.supersidnz.blogspot.com
Blog started Jan 09. A big learning curve. Chose Google blogger as it is user friendly to set up and has good help information.
Part 1 "The …
Thank you for your information. I briefly checked out your blog and then got side tracked. I will finish it ASAP.
Thanks Syd and Myra! Your hug came at just the right moment -- I'm suffering from a horrible gut pain which seems to be aggrivated by bubbles of air moving through my intestine so therefore there are wrentching gut spasms which hurt like anything. I had a bone marrow last week and should have the results on the 5th of august -- hopefully they won't be too bad. The blood test is showing a paraprotein of 10 at the moment. What with a full skeletal survey and a renal ultra sound scheduled for next week, I should have a fairly clear picture by my next doctors visit but its daunting. So your hug brought me cheer and I really appreciated it. Cheers to both you and Myra, Cath
Hi Sid -- I had a look at your blog and am most impressed. Its well structured and well laid out -- very easy to read and to follow!! Congratulations!! Hope all is going well for you and Myra. Cheers, Cath
Hi Sid, I read your message which has a lot of good advice. As I write this I am in hospital having had the transplant on 23rd April. So far its not too bad, mainly nausea, mouth problems, appetite and fatigue as you mentioned. Oh well lets see how it goes. Genelle
Thanks for the offer of advice regarding the sct, it would be much appreciated although time is running out. I have read your blog so far, very interesting.
Living in New Zealand. Diagnosed with MM Stage III IgG Kappa June 2001. VAD for 4 months ASCT #01 Dec 2001 Plateau stage. Sept 2007 plasmacytome left humerus requiring rodding. Relapse Oct 2007. ASCT#02 Aug 2008. Oct 2008 Lytic leision right humerus requiring rodding. Now in second plateau stage. Read my blog www.supersidnz.blogspot.com