Today is the end of our week at SCCA.
The infusion went well and didn't take as long as they had scheduled. Terry was able to sleep through part of it and didn't have any adverse reaction to the immune globulin.
We are back at the apartment and he is resting. We plan on heading back home to Royal this afternoon. Our next appointment (unless the schedule changes) will be Tuesday morning, so we will probably have to head back to Seattle Monday afternoon.
This will be our last trip home during this procedure unless they give us a night off for graduation. They do say that trip is not as likely, but they are not yet ruling it out, however it would only be for overnight if it is allowed. We are keeping our fingers crossed and our prayers ascending.
Still no decision on whether he will have the chemo treatments yet, but that will be decided by next week, and would probably begin on Saturday.
Next week will include pre-radiation appointments, a data review conference, and the Hickman line placement. It will be the last week of step 2 in our transplant procedure.
4 comments:
Thank you so much for the contiual updates.I love you all very much.
Shawna
thanks, i've had members of our ward asking about this blog spot. i'll need to get the word out.
Bishop Allred
another tidbit for you. Brother Hickman (I don't remember his first name) was my district president in jerusalem and a really kind and good man. the hickman procedure that terry will receive was named after him.
Bishop Allred
I too, also appreciate the constant updates and being able to keep in touch that way and follow what is going on. I love you both so much and am constantly praying for all involved wherever they are. Sterilized hugs to both of you...hacn
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