My leukemia's back.

[donrae]

Oh, yeah, no idea about issues with teenagers *driest sarcasm possible*. I'm sorry you're having problems. Bless their selfish little hearts. I think this is also when it's good to have animals. You literally HAVE to get up and out at least a few times a day to care for them, so it helps battle depression.

Labs today were good, I'm so happy! Everything leveled out or increased slightly, so I'm a happy happy lady.

Rainy day today. I'm going to do some baking (finally) and maybe make a pot of veggie beef soup, not for a dinner but for snacks/lunches.

 

[N F C]

Rachel, that's good news on the labs!

LG, I use weeding as a way to blow off steam, never tried a pick ax before. Hmm, use a pick ax to eliminate weeds? Might be on to something there!

 

[LittleLakePhil]

LG...what an I gonna do wit ya....I was no way offended...I just didn't want you to minimize your issue...I think most of us here have reached an age where health is not what it used to be...I just started early in life (like day one)....Asthma stinks...I think my lung issues have been the hardest to deal with...face it pain is pain and it sucks...but when you can't breathe...and I'm there way more than I like....nothing else matters....your friend....Phil

 

[Suzie]

Hey Rachel...wonderful news to hear your lab results are showing such positive results..we are all having a happy, happy day with you to celebrate...!!!!!

 

[FridayYet]

Rachel - So glad to hear about your labs!

 

[Bunnylady]

Rachel, the news of your labs has been the bright spot in an otherwise dreary day!

 

[Blooie]

Yayyy Rachel!!!

 

[sourland]

Good news, Rachel.

 

[NanaKat]

Rachel...congrats on the good labs!

My hubs had to have a trach tube for several years and his doctor prescribed Acetylcysteine for the mucus in his chest. It has to be inhaled or in his case squirted into the tube...sure was a life saver many times as it would quickly break up and liquefy the gunk! Doc said it was very effective for R.A.D. Sufferers.

I come to this thread to enjoy the high motivational support you give each other....lifts me when I'm discouraged as a caregiver.

 

[LittleLakePhil]

Rachel...congrats on the good labs!

My hubs had to have a trach tube for several years and his doctor prescribed Acetylcysteine for the mucus in his chest. It has to be inhaled or in his case squirted into the tube...sure was a life saver many times as it would quickly break up and liquefy the gunk! Doc said it was very effective for R.A.D. Sufferers.

I come to this thread to enjoy the high motivational support you give each other....lifts me when I'm discouraged as a caregiver.

a big ole welcome