Ah, sigh.
Still waiting for those little stem cells to take hold. But, I think it's going to be soon--maybe even tomorrow. :)
While I still have the pneumonia and fluid in my lungs, I am overall feeling a bit better day by day. I am getting 2 red blood cell transfusions with a little extra kick of diuretic to help me feel stronger today, along with a transfusion of platelets. Otherwise, it's much of the same, with waxing and waning strength, energy, and breathlessness.
As my Dad would say, "Patience and optimism."
Holly:
ReplyDeleteKeep following your Dad's advice and hang in there. You have a loyal following praying, hoping, thinking about you every day. If love will help, you have tons of it on your side.
Love, Chemo Sabe
Ditto the above. Dad's always have good advice for their kids, and I'm sure yours played a huge part in the strong lady you are today. Optimism is everything, and will pray for more good news tomorrow. Much love, Bonnie
ReplyDeleteThere are so many people going to bed tonight thinking about you, Holly. Looking forward with courage and optimism, believing that tomorrow or a day soon after will be a blessed day. Sleep well and happy dreams of future good times :)
ReplyDeleteHi Holly,
ReplyDeleteI thought you would find motivation in some of these quotes. Love, Christie
Molier "The trees that are slow to grow bear the best fruit."
Ben Franklin " He that can have patience can have what he will."
John Quincy Adams "Patience and perseverance have a magical effect before which difficulties disappear and obstacles vanish."
Ralph Waldo Emerson " Patience and fortitude conquer all things."
What everyone else said! Love, (((hugs))), strength!
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One more quote by Winston Churchill: Never, never, never give up! Keep fighting and maintaining your incredible positive attitude. lisa
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