I spent most of the day helping my son in law build a shed. Actually it's more of a small garage. 16 by 14 feet with a concrete floor.
Did you pour the floor too?
I spent most of the day helping my son in law build a shed. Actually it's more of a small garage. 16 by 14 feet with a concrete floor.
PAPA DONKEY!!!
YAY! I'm so glad you're coming.
Our Freeda is the travel boss for a Sarah and Craig event. I have registered for said event.
I don’t want to speculate on possible alternative meanings to her post.
Yay, have fun!
Or is this the retreat?
Also. How’re you doing Don?
Hanging in there. Still in the Tampa hotel. Today I go to the cancer center for lab work, and meetings, and IV placements for tomorrow's apheresis procedure. That's the harvesting of my t-cells through a process that's like dialysis. HUGE step! Tomorrow those t-cells are off to a lab in California to be genetically modified. They'll be ready in approximately 17 days.
The trick, at this point, is to keep me going until those cells come back and get put back into me. The cancer has not been attacked in 4 weeks, since my chemo failed. Now I need to wait three more weeks for the t-cells. All the while, the tumor grows and continues to spread. There is some concern that I may not be able to make it, on my own.
They will start Tuesday with the infusion of Retuxan and heavy duty steroids. These I had before, in conjunction with chemo, although they are not chemo drugs. I can't have chemo drugs at this stage. Hopefully they will serve to shrink the tumor to some degree....
Did you pour the floor too?
We are guests in a 150 year old home. The plumbing is clogged.
I'll be praying for you Don. On a happy side of things here's my and Mandy's wedding website thought some of you might want to read it and are story. https://www.basicinvite.com/site/stephenandmandy
That is quite lovely. I hope everything goes perfectly for you guys. I like the web site invite and the Amazon registry.
Maybe you might consider more fiber in your diet?
Just a thought.
The Retreat. Don’t care for cruising.
Hanging in there. Still in the Tampa hotel. Today I go to the cancer center for lab work, and meetings, and IV placements for tomorrow's apheresis procedure. That's the harvesting of my t-cells through a process that's like dialysis. HUGE step! Tomorrow those t-cells are off to a lab in California to be genetically modified. They'll be ready in approximately 17 days.
The trick, at this point, is to keep me going until those cells come back and get put back into me. The cancer has not been attacked in 4 weeks, since my chemo failed. Now I need to wait three more weeks for the t-cells. All the while, the tumor grows and continues to spread. There is some concern that I may not be able to make it, on my own.
They will start Tuesday with the infusion of Retuxan and heavy duty steroids. These I had before, in conjunction with chemo, although they are not chemo drugs. I can't have chemo drugs at this stage. Hopefully they will serve to shrink the tumor to some degree....
I'll be praying for you Don. On a happy side of things here's my and Mandy's wedding website thought some of you might want to read it and are story. https://www.basicinvite.com/site/stephenandmandy
Hahahahaha! The house, not the travelers. Six of us here and a dozen crossed legs.