Doug got his new bifocal glasses; he has to wear them in addition to the scleral lenses. Now he can see much better and reading is much easier. Praise God! He hasn't tried driving yet but should be able to when he feels like it.
Yesterday was day 1 of Cycle 2. That means there are three more weekly infusions - then it goes to every other week. We are looking forward to that. The fatigue seems about the same; no energy.
Doug has lost 8 pounds since starting the infusions. He doesn't have much appetite but he is eating. Things are going as well as possible right now.
Love to all.
Verse for the day:
May the Lord bring you into an ever deeper understanding of the love of God and the endurance that comes from Christ. 2 Thessalonians 3:5
A journey dealing with Multiple Myeloma, from the viewpoint of the wife. The road is sometimes a smooth highway and sometimes a bumpy dirt trail. But we are never lost. God walks with us. Doug was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma in August 2008. As of October 2011, Doug's Myeloma has morphed into Lambda Light Chain Myeloma.
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