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Caroline
MemberCampbell,
Please accept my condolences on the loss of your precious husband. I will continue to keep you in my prayers.
Blessings,
CarolineMemberPatti.
Thank you for EVERYTHING.
You learned alot. You shared alot even when it was toughest.
Blessings,
CarolineMemberJan,
I am so sorry that you lost your Mom.
She has made it home now and will take care of you from above until you can be together again.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Blessings,
CarolineMemberHi Campbell,
I am very sorry that you all have to go through this. You did all that you could for your husband. It is natural to go back and wonder just what we could have done differently.
I will continue to keep you in my prayers.
Blessings,
CarolineMemberPatti,
Please accept my condolences. You have been a model daughter-in-law and a great friend to your Mom. You did all that you could and then some over the past years. She knew that and will smile down on you as she helps you in the coming years.
My prayers are with you and your family. The next chapter of your life is opening up now and I’ll pray that things go smoothly as you take in your sister-in-law. She is obviously in excellent hands.
Blessings,
CarolineMemberPatti,
You have alot of friends praying to help keep you strong and to help your MIL pass onto Glory comfortably. Also to help your new responsibility as guardian for your SIL to begin smoothly.
Blessings,
CarolineMemberGail.
Please accept my condolences. I will keep you in my prayers.
Blessings,
CarolineMemberPatti.
It has been a long fight for all of you. The time that you spent finding alternate methods to help your Mom to gain extra time above what the doctors recommended was well worth it. You had more time to enjoy each other and to make plans for the next phase in your lives. Your adjustments will not be easy for any of you. Your faith has helped you to get through the past few years and it will continue to do so. You will be separated from your Mom for awhile but you know that it is only temporary and you will all be together again soon.
My prayers and friendship will be with you as you go through the next months. The Peace of Christ will be with you to guide the way.
Blessings,
CarolineMemberStephanie.
I am sorry for your loss. You all fought hard with and for her. My prayers are with all of you as you go throught the next week.
Blessings,
CarolineMemberWonderful !!! Wonderful !!!
Many, Many more years Billy !!!
Blessings,
CarolineMemberButch,
Best wishes for much success with Ashley’s transplant.
Blessings,
CarolineMemberAleksandra,
I will keep you and your Mom in my prayers.
Blessings,
CarolineMemberDear KWJ,
I am sorry for your loss. I will continue to keep you in my prayers.
Blessings,
CarolineMemberJosey.
My Dad saw results after his first shot of Aranesp. He received 150 units. His hemoglobin went from 100 to 148. That was too fast and too high an increase for his heart. As the hemoglobin count rises, the blood becomes thicker and stickier. Therefore, the heart has to work harder to pump the thicker blood. Dad went 3 months shot-free to let his hemoglobin drop again and then began 80 units once a week. Again, his hemoglobin went from 100 to 140. Weekly shots were too much for him. He got another break from shots until his hemoblobin dropped to 120. That is where his Oncologist wants to see his hemoglobin stay. Now I give him a shot once a month. He gets 80 units per shot. His gemoblobin is usually 120 when I give him the shot. It rises to 140 or so and it takes a month to drop back down to 120. So far he feels good and has some energy.
As far as your nosebleeds…even though it is practically impossible in this society…TRY to avoid stressful situations. The last thing you need is to lose blood.
Blessings,
CarolineCaroline
MemberKaren.
I am sorry for the loss of your Dad. My prayers are with you a this time.
To all of you who are suffering losses and To you who are sick or have sick loves ones….My prayers are with you all also.
Caroline
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