Cindy Lou

Journal to share my thoughts and daily events with friends and family
in my journey through Acute Myelogenous Leukemia (AML).

Sunday, July 23, 2006

Day 6 & 7

Yesterday was not a good day. The Cytoxan really did me in. the nurse gave me many drugs for all the side effects I was having and that made me sleep the rest of the day. Kyle left about 8:30 and I faguely remember kissing him goodbye. I feel better this morning, but I know as soon as they hang that bag again at noon , it will be more of the same. Thank goodness this is the last day I have to get thet stuff! It might have done me in physically, but it can't take my spirit and my spirit says YES I CAN!

posted by Cindy Lou @ 8:10 AM  

8 Comments:

  • At 10:28 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Cindy,
    There is alot of people behind you on this and you will be on top. Had alot of fun with Marcie last night and this morning. She is such a joy to be around. Andy and I are in your corner for this fight. Keep up the spirit only one more day to go before your new birthday.
    Love
    Debbie & Andy

     

  • At 10:40 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Mom,
    i love you a lot i wish you come soon and i miht come this i will com e if i am not working this weekand and i relly missyou a lot iam goig to a birthday party i wish you were going with us i hope you come home soon and you will see you soon,
    love
    marcie

     

  • At 11:31 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    its almost over cindy and it will be just a bad memory soon.....we are praying for you chico and char

     

  • At 2:17 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Hey Kiddo,
    That med HASN'T done you in! Don't even think that for a second. It's getting you ready to win the fight! You made it through before with all the nausea, weakness and side effects, and you'll do it now!!
    You keep asking for other meds to get you through this and then sleep the day away reveling in the sunshine and happiness that are just around the corner for you. You ARE strong BOTH physically and mentally and nothing that they can hang and drip into your body is stronger than you and your will to survive. So, let them bring it on and fight like hell. Keep on punching Bella, you're almost home.
    This is for you, Libby. Cindy has 2 boxing gloves and a punching bag in her room if Doug got up there today. Have Kyle hang one glove on your bed and the other on your sister's and before the procedure begins on Tuesday, both of you hit the "do-do" out of that bag and give it one more for me, too!!!!! Now you two hang in there together and get this job done! Everyone is praying and pounding on God's doors for the both of you.
    (Jabez)

     

  • At 6:42 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Hi Cindy,
    Hope all is going well for you today.Soon you and Libby wiil have the bone marrow transplant procedure.What a blessing she is. Take care and remember all the Cindy Lou Bloggers will be Praying .
    Thinking of you daily .
    Linda P.

     

  • At 9:29 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Great attitude, Cindy! I am imagining the punching bag and gloves in your room, and I am definitely hearing the strength in your messages. Keep it up. You ARE strong, and EVERYBODY is in your corner for this incredible fight. Keep telling yourself that with God, all things ARE possible.
    Rest when you can and feel all our prayers.
    Take care.
    Linda Smith

     

  • At 10:06 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Dear Cindy & Kyle,

    Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.

    HAPPY BIRTHDAY TOMORROW!!!!!!!!!!

    Love & prayers,
    Ed & Cindy

     

  • At 12:15 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Hey mom! I was just thinkin of you! I will be there tomorrow and can't wait to give you a HUGE hug. Lois is keeping the girls. I will be praying all day and tomorrow on my way there. You are amazing!!!!Love yah!
    Jess

     

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