We are counting down the hours (quite literally) until we see the hematologist/oncologist tomorrow morning. We are hopeful that we'll have more answers and more direction after tomorrow's appointments--yup, we have three separate appointments tomorrow at
Eastern Maine Medical Center, but the H/O is the one we're really pinning our hopes on.
In a phone call with the pulmonologist last week, I thanked him for all of the ways he's trying to solve my medical mystery. He replied, "Oh, no! Your case is fascinating! It's REALLY making us think! Thank YOU!"
Wow. I'm a one-woman science-field day. I'm desperately hoping for a BLUE RIBBON!
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Oh Kath....I'm praying so hard to our Maker that you will come on top of all this and win this with victory. You just amaze me how you have handled all this....I would have been a basket-case..I AM a basket-case for you. This morning I burst into tears in the middle of breakfast and both Sandy and Miki held me and told me that you will be just fine.....my heart believes this too. I love you dear Kathe......always.
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