Hello,
Well Doug has a busy morning today, his counts are low enough that they are giving him both blood and platelets. Thank-you for the prayers his mouth is doing better and he is able to talk more today. He already has ate and drank more this morning then he has in the last two days. Our prayer for today is for those horrible leg cramps they come on at night and keep him awake with such horrible pain. They are upping his dose of morphine tonight in order for him to be able to get some relief. They believe his leg cramps are due to the anti-rejection medication they have him on. Other then that he is doing very well and is right on track. His hair did fall out again so he is back to a beautiful bald man.Thank-you all for the love ,support and prayers.
Love to all,
Kelly
The Journey
- Doug Taylor
- On February 6, 2008 I was diagnosed with Acute pre-cursor B-Cell Lynphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). I spent most of 2008 in and out of the hospital receiving chemo treatments and was told I was in remission in July 2008. On March 10, 2009 my Doctor advised me that my ALL had relapsed. We are now involved in that part of the journey.
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