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Jenny has been diagnosed with multiple myeloma.
This article will tell you about the disease.
She is in stage 1. It was found very early because she fell and broke her rib. The doctors are very hopeful about the outcome.
Other than some bone marrow involvement and some bone involvement, all of her other test results were in the NORMAL range.
We are meeting with the doctors this week to discuss treatment options.
This is all I can say for now. I will update the information later. I also hope to start a Caring Bridge site soon. When I do, I will post the link here. Please keep us in your prayers.
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Thanks so much for updating us. I've been thinking of you and your daughter and am glad to hear the doctor's prognosis. I hope you can feel all the positive energy and prayers that are being sent to your family. Be strong.
ReplyDeleteMy prayers are absolutely with you all as you get through this!
ReplyDeleteGod works in mysterious ways. That fall led to tests that discovered this in the early stages. A blessing in disguise. Continued prayers to all as you make decisions in the days ahead.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad it was caught so early. Still sending healing thoughts to you and your daughter.
ReplyDeleteI will keep you in my thoughts and prayers. Annie Modesitt's ("The Knitting Heretic) husband Gerry was diagnosed with multiple myeloma two years ago now I believe. She blogged about the entire experience and still gives updates on his health.
ReplyDeleteI am glad they caught it early. Stay strong.
Love and prayers to all of you at this time! Thanks for taking time to update us.
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