With the irritated esophagus improving , I'm able to resume eating/ drinking pretty well and no longer require IV nourishment.
So the Second Round of Chemo is scheduled to start today.
Believe they will be in Two-3 hour treatments on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of this week.
Then another week for the Chemo 'to do it's thing' against the remaining Leukemia Cells before the blood count numbers begin to increase in the 3rd week.
Hopefully my body will be able to tolerate the Chemo as well this time as the initial 24/7 treatment with no surprising side effects.
Enjoy the sunny Spring time weather.
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Bob I just wanted to let you know that I was thinking about you and send all my wishes and prayers to you, Sharon and the family! You are such an inspiration and a true blessing to each and everyone of us! I can not wait to see you walking back into the office with joyful smiles! Keep going the distance! Love ya Candy
Bob,
Nancy and I keep you in the forefront of our thoughts and prayers. Thanks for creating this BLOG to keep all of your friends informed. Take care! Steve
Hi Bob,
YOU HAVE A LOT OF PEOPLE PRAYING FOR YOU....Keep the strength...We can't wait for you to "jog into" Real Estate Link's office!
Peace Always,
Sandi Roach
Hi Uncle Bob,
We are thrilled to hear you are eating!! Who ever heard of a Thompson who couldn't eat? Thanking God you are better and now able to tolerate the next phase of your treatment. Looks like our house is going to close early, so hope to get to visit you soon! We love you!
Vickie Diuglar
Hey Bob, Jack Carr Boyd here and I am thinking of you and praying for your cheerful frame of mind to beat this thing... Keep up the updates I love to hear of your progress... May We All remember that it is the journey that creates the memories...
Keep smiling,
Jack Carr Boyd 5/09/2007
Hi Bob! At first it seemed strange to me that someone who was always so strong with your running could have Leukemia. That strength you maintained from running is probably a lot of what keeps you going. We are thinking about you as you progress toward the bone marrow transplant. Before long, you will be back to being the "Running Realtor"! Rob Burton
Hi Bob,
I'm afraid I've been neglectful in communicating with you. But you have been in my thoughts and prayers. What an awful ordeal to go through. I know your sunny dispoistion will see you through.
I've always loved the phrase that "if He sees you to it - He will see you through it." And he will. Just know that all your old Century 21 Realty Group buddies miss you and think of you fondly and hope you will be better very soon. My best to your family as well. Dixie Roe
Bob: You know you are constantly in my thoughts and I try to keep Ross Hubbard in the loop too. Please know that we are both here for you if there is anything at all we can do. I really miss collaborating with you on new real estate changes!!!! I miss hearing about your goals and accomplishments in your running. I know you've set a goal to beat this and I believe you have a better chance than anyone else I know.
Know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Patty
Bob:
Just of note of hope and prays, for you and your Family, I know you will get through whatever God has Plan.
Hang in there, Kevin Kirkpatrick
Hi Bob,
Thank you for creating this blog to allow us to keep up to date on your progress and to share our well wishes with you. All of your Realty Group family is keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. Your strong faith and positive attitude is such a inspiration to all who know you. We are hoping that you get better fast and get out there and run again.
All our love to you and your family,
Marge Patterson
Bob, you are in my thoughts and prayers for God to give you a superhuman peace and determination. Good luck with the bone marrow process.
Bob, I am glad that you have this blog and getting several comments. We shall be awaiting your up-date on this week's chemo treatments. Albert says "HI," as well. God Bless, Nancy
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