One Hundred Days…
Today is my 100th day since my bone marrow transplant. I have been home longer than I was in the hospital. I am getting stronger every day, though not as strong as I had hoped I would be at this point. I want to be able to walk around the store without using the electric cart or a wheelchair. I know it will take time.
I did get wonderful news from my bone marrow biopsy… no leukemia showed up and the transplant cells are still working! woo hoo!
On the writing front, I wrote a kid’s short story. This is the first piece of fiction I have written since I was diagnosed. Hopefully my muse is coming back. I need to read it to my 7-year-old to see if it passes the kid test.
uhoh, he might just be my toughest critic!


Hard to believe it’s been 100 days! So freaking glad to hear the news about no Leukemia – that’s awesome!!!
The kid’s story is great! Can’t wait to see it!
I know it went by faster than I thought it would! The story is on its way.
Rissa, I’m so glad things are getting better. I have been thinking about you and praying for you daily.
You know, I up voted this on Networked blogs, and I read it more than once, and I still, somehow, never managed to leave a comment. You know that I think this is fantastic. We’ve talked privately too, so I hope you don’t mind I missed commenting here! congrats a little late on the 100 days!
Now, let’s add about 100 * 10000000 more!