Nurses sang "Happy Bone Marrow to You". They had been cryo-preserved (frozen) with DSMO. Uncle Alex and I retold Grampa John using this for healing purposes. Then it was over and there was a lot of hovering, lots of checks and rechecking. Then we went to to sleep. Or I did. Mary-Elizabeth was up several times but slept this A.M.
We wait, we wait, we wait. We have no way to know what is happening. We are in the waiting phase......
So I think it is time to set up a pool that tracks who wins, what day we first find white blood cells and the number.
Just a thought. Also the Frans Hearts we passed out helped. I am sure.
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So I woke up this morning picturing little Ellie Mae knitting away. Admittedly her stitches were a bit messy at first but she quickly got the hang of it and they are looking pretty good. Well, here's the thing - it turns out Pearl Ann is a second child - so she naturally began doing everything Ellie Mae did which means she is knitting away, too (and truth be told - she seems to be a natural with nice even stitches, but don't tell Ellie Mae - we don't want her to feel outclassed). So on they go - bone one; marrow two - bone one, marrow two and a lovely pattern is taking shape. I sure they are going to make something that fits Mary-Elizabeth to a T. Love, Roslyn
I am rooting for Pearl Anne--just 'cause I like her name!!
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