
lizzy - Yup I changed it! Time to let go of winter
Its spring! Yes, leukemia can be scary. The form I have (CML) is the only form that they have medication available for, which is why I didn't need a transplant. Although if the medication ever stops working (and it can happen) I'm happy to say that my younger brother is a perfect match. My brother might not be too happy about it though
I was diagnosed in May of 2006, so I'm coming up on my 2 year anniversary of that. I went into remission in October of 2006 (very fast, it was caught really early) and have been there ever since. I still worry about it, but not nearly as much as I used to. I came to the realization that I just have to enjoy my life while I have it. I can't spend it worrying about what "might" happen, you know? In fact, my life changed so much because of my diagnosis, I turned into such a different person... I don't think I'd change any of it to tell you the truth.
I'm incredibly jealous. Haha. I unfortunately had to let my classes go this semester due to my "situation."
thanks for the mantra encouragement! No more fasts for awhile now, but yeah...they do come along. I could eat healthier of course, that would be the ideal, but it is hard when "depriving" yourself. I tend to eat a lot of Thai foods. Monday night DH asked me if he could bring me anything and I caved...said yes, something bad....like fries from
!! I was sorta kidding but he DID and I had a few points left so you can imagine the rest

Faerie, wherever you are...

and feeling better