The Latest from Jerry

Today is "Day 13" according to the Cancer docs at the Bone Marrow Clinic. That means that it has been 13 days since I received my brother's stem cells (ie, bone marrow). The week prior to that was a little rough on everyone. Anthony was a trooper and endured painful shots and two long days of "harvesting." I was hospitalized and turned puking into a fun daily activity. Thankfully, my sister was there to keep it all together. We could not have done it without her. This last week has been good. My blood tests show that many of my numbers are rising, as expected. I feel good and actually worked out a little today. I understand that this is the quiet before the storm. We'll see. The only downside is that every day has become the same and somewhat boring. It's become Groundhog Day. But the Docs say boring is good. Thanks for the continued support, notes, emails, prayers, etc. It helps me poke cancer in the chest and say "is that all you got?" It's not me vs. all this. It is all of us vs. all this. How can we lose? Thanks again.