by Susie | May 9, 2008 | Uncategorized
Such sad news came to us yesterday at Hamada’s regular clinic at Lincoln County Hospital. The result of the recent Bence Jones test – which is one of the markers used – is at 0.13 which means that, although Hamada underwent a Stem Cell Transplant...
by Susie | May 1, 2008 | Uncategorized
Two years, you made two years,how simply sublime,my days passed like a struggling riverpushing its direction to the sea,the fast and furious moments sealedin vaults of crashing tormented resolvebut stored with crystal clarity.I stand on the islet like Ishmaelthrowing...
by Susie | May 1, 2008 | Uncategorized
As the UK bank holiday approaches, we wish all our friends and family a fun spring weekend.Hamada continues well without any serious problems to attend to. His recovery from his recent bout with pneumonia has been very slow. Most days Hamada returns to sleep, waking...
by Susie | Apr 24, 2008 | Uncategorized
I have just finished reading the engrossing “Going for the Cure” by Francesca Morosani Thompson MD, which although written in 1989 is an inspiration to any patient with Myeloma.In 1986 Francesca Thompson -a 42 year old orthopaedic surgeon, wife and mother...
by Susie | Apr 21, 2008 | Uncategorized
To spur Hamada onwards a book written by Lieutenant Michael Morse of Providence, Rhode Island, called -Rescuing Providence -and signed especially for him, winged it’s way across the pond this week. Michael Morse has been an EMT and firefighter for 16 years. A...
by Susie | Apr 11, 2008 | Uncategorized
Hamada’s still smiling but,Yesterday’s visit to Lincoln Hospital, did not bring us much joy. Hamada’s current blood tests show the white blood cell reading, much to our disappointment, has dropped back yet again to 1.05 and his Haemoglobin is at a...
