1) Not everyone would think that this is a beautiful photo, but I do. This small bag is one of 4 that were administered to Jenny during her stem cell transplant.
These small bags contain her stem cells that were collected in January at Mayo Clinic. We are now hoping that these cells will put Jenny into remission for many years to come!
2) I have a wonderful son! He has been a rock throughout this ordeal! He has come to stay and help, disrupting his life. I've learned so much more about him as an adult! What an amazing man he has become!
3) In this short time of transplant, we have met many wonderful people who are amazing caretakers at the hospital. These people have helped with education and being ready and able to meet our needs. I don't know how I can even begin to thank them as they work this most difficult job.
God Bless Clare,thanks for sharing this story. take care ttfn L:)
ReplyDeleteBlessings to all of you... I continue to keep you all in my prayers.
ReplyDeleteTake care,
That IS a wonderful picture!!!! In fact -- is it stupid that I'd tell you to make a plain bead bracelet in just that color to keep to remember it by?
ReplyDeleteThanks,Lori, I'll try to remember to post a photo of a necklace I made just that way. I made red beads--hollows, donut shaped, flat to represent healthy blood cells. It's beautiful, and I've worn it almost every day.
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