So I had my last dose of Rituxin today. And my blood counts were better. Which they should be, since I had shots of Neulasta (for WBC’s) and Darbepoetin (for RBC) last week. The white count with components looked very good, while my RBC count was still a little low. Hemoglobin was OK. So here’s … Read more
I am referring, of course, to the Yanks completing a five game sweep of Boston in Fenway this afternoon. They just eked it out, 2-1. The original (baseball) Boston Massacre occurred in 1978 and you can read about it here.New York Yankees : News : New York Yankees News But that was a four game … Read more
Off to Sloan Kettering in Sleepy Hollow this morning for my final Rituxin therapy. Will see Dr. Chia first, and get my blood results. Having gotten shots of Neulasta and Darby last week, the reults should be good. Results to follow later today.
I saw Dr. Gloria Chia today at Sloan Kettering in Sleepy Hollow, prior to the rituxin, and had my blood tested. My white blood cell and red blood cell counts were low, as well as my hemoglobin. So today they gave me a shot of darbepoetin (last time I had that was in April) and … Read more
I am off to Slaon Kettering in Sleepy Hollow for my third of four weekly rituxin therapies later this morning, Will see Dr. Gloria Chia, and have my blood test. Hopefully the instant analyzer machine will be working this week (it was disabled last week) and I’ll get my blood count results.
I read about this book in a "Five Best books about…" list in the Wall Street Journal and got it (second hand) off Amazon less than a month ago. It is an outstanding one volume work on the Confederate ill-fated "invasion" of Pennsylvania, culminating in the decisive Battle at Gettysburg, on July 1-3, 1863. Once … Read more
I have been following this lady for quite a while – since her daughter emailed me months ago. She had a stem cell transplant withthe stem cells donated by her brother – a much trickier situation than mine was (is). Anyway some good news Journey Through Cancer
Had my second dose of rituxin therapy today. Uneventful. Only glitch was I couldn’t get my up-to-date blood counts. The CBC machine at Sloan Kettering in Sleepy Hollow was broken, so the blood was sent to Manhattan. I could call and bug them and they’d fax me the results in a day or two, but … Read more
That’s the house belonging to one of the original feminist suffragete’s. The woman on the one dollar coin. It was purchased by a friend of mine, Carol Crossed, the original director of the Seamless Garment Network (now known as Consistent Life). It’s a bit of a coup for Feminists for Life of America. See here … Read more
I put camping in quotation marks because lots of people wouldn’t consider staying in a campground to be true camping. Anyway, that’s what we did for three nights, 20 minutes outside (just south) of Hershey. We returned to Croton late yesterday. We had an excellent time. The campsite was nice, and here’s our tent, along … Read more