Acute Myelogenous Leukemia (AML) Support Group
Acute myelogenous leukemia (AML), also known as acute myeloid leukemia, is a cancer of the myeloid line of blood cells. Patients with AML usually present with symptoms such as fatigue, bleeding, infection, prompting medical attention. An abnormal blood test reading will then result in further testing in a hospital with a hematologist to determine AML.
I would appreciate prayers at the Vatican!
Safe travels. Enjoy every second, every minute. Will be thinking of you.
Peace,
Andrea
I have written my petitions here is my list please tell me if I have omitted anyone and I will add their names to be placed on the alter
Andrea, ed, cliff, dave, Trish, Phil, Suzanne Abby 1 and 2 lily, William and Tina, Myra and dave, robin and David, Jon, Nicole, shimauta, renate and Steve
And for the repose of Ollie
Planxty
Thanks so much for including David and me on your list. We just learned yesterday that a donor has been identified and David's transplant is tentatively scheduled for August. I am a firm believer and know that God has been holding our hands throughout this journey and bringing people such as you into our lives. Thank you for your prayers and I hope that you have a fabulous time.
Myra
--Tina
Tina I have written Jay on the petition list.
Love you!!
Thanks for having me on the list! Have a great time as a healthy lady in Rome. I am jealous.
Cliff
Can you add my friend Violet to your prayer list? She is a frequent contributor to this site and will be celebrating her first "birthday" on June 13.
Thanks so much,
Myra
Thanks all
Ciao
Violet
Nicole x
I am so touched by your kindness and thoughtfulness in remembering our family in your prayers. You have a generous heart. I want to wish you all the best in your travels to Rome - what a wonderful experience that will be!
xo
Robin
Take Care,
Suzanne
Off to Rome is a title of a thread I want to be a part of, and with you going there...I am.
Grazie
Eduardo
Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy!
Love,
lily
Exhausted but over whelmed. Prayers were said for each and everyone of you in each church I encountered. I was blessed to get mass in St. Peter's on Sunday led by the pope I could just see him from the distance but I could see him. My energy held up for most part the heat was my only issue I'm only used to rain in Ireland. I did climb the dome in St. Peter it was the hardest task I have ever done but was it worth it.
I hope everyone is doing well
Planxty