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Praying to get an update soon.
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Update= November 10, 2013. Today is day 40 post transplant. I am weaker than I ever remember being. I have had fever for the last 3 weeks or more and it just zaps the zip out of me. My last bone marrow biopsy is showing clear as well as shows that my new marrow is now the same as my sister's, the donor. I have several other test and skin biopsy still out pending and have so far been a mystery to the Docs as to what is causing the fevers. At this point, they will have to delay my next chemo until cause of fever is found, or just goes away. Still so much to get worked out and yet still the main concern is the return of the Leukemia.

I want to thank everyone for their continued thoughts and prayers. I also ask that you keep them coming for my family and I.

God bless All,
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Stay strong Kev.

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Done & done tumb2

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You got it.
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Kevin,

Praying for your complete recovery. Stay strong, keep feeding your body as they tell you, to keep up your strength. Let us pray that soon the only fever you have will be the fever to ride with your family and friends.

All the best and God bless you and yours.
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Right there with you.
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Hi Kevin,

Standing by your side brother

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You and yours are always in our prayers. Looking forward to meeting you one day.
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We're pulling for you and your family. God bless ya.
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Appreciate the update and prayers will continue.
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What a battle. Hold fast brother.
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good news.... hold on!!!!
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Sounds like you are fighting a good fight.
Hang in there.
I will pray for strenght for you and your family
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