My white blood count continues to be on the lower end of measure. The result is that if it is too low they will not give me the chemo drug. Which is to say that on the 5th I did not get the chemo drug but I did get it on the 12th. So far, bless God, the diarrhea and the nausea seem to be under control. The fatigue, however, is another story. I went to church and then to a wedding. Sitting is the main event at both and yet when the wedding ceremony was over I was shot. We did not stay for the reception. We brought me home and I slept the rest of the day.
So if I'm still on your prayer list please pray that the diarrhea and nausea continue to be controlled and that the fatigue will ease up.
God is good all the time!!
jim
Psalms 91:1-2 He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will abide in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say to the Lord, "My refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust." ESV
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Even though I do not write to you, I look at your blog every day. And further, I PRAY for you every day. I'm sure you are in the prayers of many like me who do not let you know this. So please know that we have not forgotten you and your family. Your family at ZID misses you.
Miriam Dupler
So glad to hear that the negative side effects are under control! We continue to pray that you are infused with strength from God and that positive side effects abound :=)
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