Blog for Jackie Sue while at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN. UPDATED. This blog now covers her progress after her mini-allo MUD transplant. Her transplant was the first one to be performed by the Mayo Clinic.

Monday, May 01, 2006

Monday +19 (3:30 PM)

Not a great deal to report. Jackie took her second IV antibiotic treatment of the day. She was able to walk about 1/4 of the distance to the hospital. She was not able to walk more than a few hundred feet upon return, however.

Her counts continue to move around. Her RBC count is 9.2. It has been as high as 9.8 after transplant. This is an improvement from yesterday. Her WBC count continues to decline. It was 1.3 today. It has been as high as 3.0 after transplant. Her platelets continue to hold well in light of the continued fevers. Platelets were 98.

Until later,

Bruce and Jackie
From Rochester, MN
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5 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Bruce,
I am glad you are taking care of Jackie. I know it's tough on you but we all appreciate you so very much. We continue to pray for the both and your families.
Laura & Family

4:36 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Jackie,
Don't get discouraged! We know what a tough little gal you are, so keep up the fight! You can do it.

6:29 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

OK...if Jackie is mopping the floors and doing laundry I'm doubting the accuracy of her donor being MALE!!

8:11 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi Jackie,

Sounds like a tougn period for you, but it's encouraging that your platelets are hanging in. We hope and expect that the fevers and blisters will soon be behind you.

Thinking of you,

Stan and Ruth

8:56 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

You two are amazing. Hang in there.

Mouse

10:10 PM

 

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