On Saturday, Joy was given Nupigen, a drug that aids in the production of new blood cells. Today, doctors found a few new white blood cells and Neutrophils, both signs that the transplant is working. As Ken put it, "tiny progress shows the process of the transplant has started." :)
On another front, Joy got to eat her first non-intravenous meal in weeks since the ulcers in her esophagus are finally healing--jello and soup. Mmmm . . .?
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4 comments:
Jello and soup...so tasty!! Glad to hear that the results are looking postive and that you're feeling better. We'll keep praying for continued healing and strength.
Love,
Steph
Joy and Ken,
we are so happy to read that there is progres. Little by little!
Love,
Rick, Sarah and Jonas
Oh, that is good news! We continue to pray that the transplant will be successful!
Love,
Arian and Jill Lewis
Cheers!! Love you...
Lori
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