My Blood Count Today:
Red Blood Count (RBC) 101 (Normal 130-180)
Platelet 19 (Normal 150-50)
White Blood Count (WBC) < 0.1 (Normal 4 - 11)
It looks like the bone marrow is producing the white blood cells since it is increased from 0 to <0.1. Hopefully, the amount will be increased further tomorrow.
I fell well today and the appetite to eat returned. I also received another notebook equipped with WIFI from the office this afternoon. So after replying the emails I started to catch up in writing.
I am given transfusion of another single donor pack of platelet in the morning. Hopefully, this should further increase the Platelet count to over 20 tomorrow.
It is rather late now, I need to go to sleep.
See you next post and God bless you :-)
"Now the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, that ye may abound in hope, through the power of the Holy Ghost." Romans 15:13
I was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukaemia (AML) December 2005 which required me to go through 4 cycles of chemotherapies and a peripheral blood stem cell transplant (PBSCT). This blog, started while I was doing transplant, gave a real life account of the transplant, other treatment experiences and also my life after transplant.
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11 comments:
Dear Ah Kiew,
Thank God everything is going well so far. We were worried when the "siaran" was "tergendala" for a couple of days. Hee hee hee, if the law is passed, we may not be able to use BM as freely as we like, boleh kena saman! (see: http://news.scotsman.com/latest.cfm?id=1019402006)
We continue to pray that your platelets and WBC will soon climb to normal ranges.
God bless always,
Ee Ding and Dobrin
David,
I am Simon Lam from Hong Kong, Church of Christ in China, Chai Wan Church. It's so sad to hear your cancer, keep on and don't give-up. Trust that our God will be with you always and give you power to face the treatment. Will pray for you in Hong Kong.
In Christ,
Simon Lam
Hi Sir,
I was a student of yours from Inti College, the guy from Kuching, remember? Anyway, Im in the same class as Vincent. Heard the news and was very shock. Will pray for you and God bless you.
Kok Hua
Hi Ee Ding, it's so great to hear from you and your hushand. Adriana and Ming Sing just visited me.
In that case, we should grap the chance and use it as much as possible before the law is passed. The more we use, the more "untung" we are because we won't be kena saman:-)
You said you would like to visit me in a earlier comment, please drop me a email at david@esteemsoft.com.my to see where will I be at that time.
God bless.
David
Hi Simon,
Thank for your encouragement and prayer.
May God Bless you too!
David
Kok Hua, I could not remember you. But I am sure I would be able to recognize you if we meet. Thanks for your prayer and support.
David
Dear Sir...
I'm not surprised you can't remember Kok Hua and me, eventhough we had been taught 3 classes (C Programming, Multimedia & Networking) by you. We are from a very low profile group, which could simply been forgotten by any lecturer. :) Let me mention some of the members from this low profile group to you: Stella Kuit Yan Yan, Lim Kok Hua, Lee Kim Tatt, Chong Fook Lai, Liaw Yee Tze, Ooi Ken Lee... and me (Ann Pei Sze). I hope by now you would say "ohh... this group of student". Else... nevermind, it just proves how 'low profile' we really were. :-)
Glad to know the bone marrow looks positive with the increment of white blood sells from 0 to 0.1. We pray the condition will keep improving from now one.
Blessings from,
PS Ann
Hi PS,
With your full name I started to remember you, and I can remember most of the members of the group :-)
It's always a great pleasure to remembering students and thanks for bringing so many names to me...
God bless you all.
David
Dear David,
I'm your sister, Sie Huong's college in Kuching. She sms me about your BMT at HUKM and said "so far so good". I'm touched by your power to face the treatment.
You are a strong man and you will get well soon.Everyone is praying that your platlets and WBC will climb to the normal ranges. God Bless You
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