This evening, we had the pleasure of receiving a visit from some guys from our fellowship. It was so nice for Joe to hang out with some people outside of the family, and not over the phone! Thank you Geoff, Mammen, and Ray for stopping by!
Friday, February 16, 2007
98%!
We were back at the doctor's office today. Joe had his blood drawn, and his dressing change. Such excitement! But the really fun part was the visit with the doctor. After some chatting, he went to check on Joe's biopsy results. When the doctor returned, he announced that Joe is officially 98% female!!!!!! This means that he is 98% engrafted. Wonderful praise God news! Since that announcement, Joe just keeps hearing that he will likely become more feminine now as well as sweeter and more compassionate. Teehee. Joe of course is taking all the jokes like a man...or a woman.
I don't know anymore. In any case, Joe's smile is as big as ever, and he continues to exude extreme positivity! Joe's biopsy also noted no more bad stuff, and all good stuff. Joe's celluarity, which is at 20-30% is still lower than the norm, which is around 60%. However, this is normal since he is only 38 days out from transplant. So all continues to go very, very well.
This evening, we had the pleasure of receiving a visit from some guys from our fellowship. It was so nice for Joe to hang out with some people outside of the family, and not over the phone! Thank you Geoff, Mammen, and Ray for stopping by!
This evening, we had the pleasure of receiving a visit from some guys from our fellowship. It was so nice for Joe to hang out with some people outside of the family, and not over the phone! Thank you Geoff, Mammen, and Ray for stopping by!
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7 comments:
Good Good Good!!
So happy for you!!!!
Oh my, oh my, oh my. God's goodness, and your positivity, take my breath away. Gratefulness is the only response (and a "yippe skippie!!!")
wonderful news!!! what a way to start off the (chinese) new year. may He continue to bless you and be your strength and joy.
-rtu
I thought parole officers always show a stiff and mean face. I am just curious that how much money you have to bribe them to give Joe such a good news. Has to be that Joe earned it with a tough man's mind and body and a lady's bone. Young Dr. Rosetti doesn't know how to face it! Ha!
Congratulations
V.
hey that's great news! congrats!
That is wonderful news!!!So happy that Joe is doing so great!
Karen, just wanted to tell you that I'll be undergoing IVF this week - sorry I've not been able to chat with you more with everything that's been going on in our lives...
Blessings to you both!
Love
BethieB
Joe and Karen, we've been following your blog since hearing the news. We think about you often, and are so happy to hear good news! Joe - John thinks bald is definitely a good look for you. Keep the good news a-coming!! -Tina & John Bonney
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