When we woke up this morning it was snowing again. This time no accumulation, and it changed to rain within a couple of hours. Rachel had a physical therapy appointment this morning and then a clinic appointment. Praise the Lord her ALT levels were down, in fact they were able to put her back on fluconazole it is an anti-fungal medication which she needs at this point in the process. Her creatinine levels(has to do with kidney function) were up so Rachel had to receive IV fluids today. If they don't go down by Monday then we may have to give her IV fluids at the apartment. Please pray that this does not happen. On the positive side we did get back the results from her second engraftment test and she is still fully engrafted 100%. That is a real praise and we are so thankful for this news.
Our friend Amy is coming into town tomorrow for a visit. We are excited to see her. Then hopefully next weekend will be our last one here. We will have to come back up for day 100 tests, but it will be worth it to get home early.
Rachel
- About Rachel
- Arkansas, United States
- Classical music listener, broadway musical lover, Jesus worshiper, Dr. Quinn watcher, clarinet and piano player, theatre actor, cat lover. Rachel is having a bone marrow transplant and this blog is dedicated to her journey, as told by her mother, Jill.
The Family
Mom (Jill), Dad (Jim), & Rachel
Jill, Brittney, Meredith, & Rachel
Sisters
Aunt Rachel and Eli
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