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What happens when you're diagnosed with a disease you've never heard of - Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS).
About Me
- Mitch
- A freelance writer with special interests in travel, skiing, golf and cultural travel, I've been writing for 20-plus years from my home in NJ. Contributor to the Kidz family of Web sites, including www.kidznsnow.com, and editor of newly-founded travel-for-boomers Web site www.graysatplay.com. Father of two adult children and husband to a wonderful woman with a real job and, thank goodness, great health insurance.
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- MDS Becomes AML - Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow?
- MDS Becomes AML - Cleared to Travel. Soon.
- MDS Becomes AML - Counting Your Days Away
- MDS Becomes AML - Good Counts But Endless Treatments?
- MDS Becomes AML - I.V. Free No More
- MDS Becomes AML - The World's Most Popular Hospita...
- MDS Becomes AML - You Can (and Sometimes Must) Go ...
- MDS Becomes AML - Back to the Big H
- MDS Becomes AML - Living Day to Day
- MDS Becomes AML - I Can Smell It Coming
- MDS Becomes AML - Here We Go Again
- MDS Becomes AML - Another Little Victory
- MDS Becomes AML - Transplant News Good & Not-So-Good
- MDS Becomes AML - T-Day
- MDS Becomes AML - A Walk in the Park
- MDS Becomes AML - Counts Up & Holding
- MDS Becomes AML - Singin' the Hairless Blues
- MDS Becomes AML - Home Again & Glad of It
- MDS Becomes AML - Coming Along
- MDS Becomes AML - All is Well!
- MDS Becomes AML - Settling in at Home
- MDS Becomes AML - Hospital Discharge Rated A
- MDS Becomes AML - Discharge Tomorrow?
- MSD Becomes AML - Things are looking up!
- MDS Becomes AML -- So Tired!!!!
- MDS Becomes AML - Petty Aggravations but Holding
- MDS Becomes AML - Baby Steps!
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Photo not only by Penny but taken with her netbook and it was no small accomplishment to get the image of his feet in the screen of a clamshell netbook.
ReplyDeletePenny - I bow to your technical prowess. Now, I'm wishing these socks will be on Mitch's feet as he dances right out of that hospital.
ReplyDeletechemo is your friend..or so the other chemo patients have told us...... but we are not too crazy about Vidaza...
ReplyDeletegood luck with the therapy...love the socks..
MDS Dave...and Patti in California
Mitch...No Vidaza is currently not available to us in the UK. It was turned down last year - due to be reviewed in February and now deferred to March. I know that not all drugs suit everyone but it doesn't stop you playing crazy "what if?" mind games.
ReplyDeleteQuite frankly, a daily dose of your wit and humour and glorious joie de vivre has helped me more. Pity you couldn't bottle it - you could then market it along with those great socks and make a fortune.
Best wishes.