Day 30!!!!!!!

Yesireee! Day 30 post-transplant. How fantastic is that? So. So Fantastic that is. :) Some days it feels like it has been forever and others it feels like it is speeding by. Well, only 70 more to go and I will be able to go home to Boise. Yay for Boise. :) I'm not complaining about Seattle at all. Rather the opposite, the weather!!! I will take this type of weather over what is happening all over the rest of the country. Yes I will. :)

So, today. The usual. Blood draw early followed by a consultation clinic with my doccas. Things are still going well, my numbers are great, etc etc etc etc....... Seriously, same info. :) Things are going well is the long and short of it. :) Not to say that knowing that is insignificant, but I feel bad telling you all the same things over and over.

So, today I am going to answer a question I was just asked. My donor. All I know about my donor at the present time is that she is a 19 year old female. I am not even sure where she is from or anything else about her really. I am glad that I was fortunate to have such a young donor. Having a young donor makes it less likely that there will be diseases or problems with the stem cells. So, that was nice. I do have to say though. I will forever be grateful to this young lady. I'm not sure that I even knew what a bone marrow transplant was when I was 19. Impressive. So, beyond that I don't know anything else. I hear rumor though that a year after the transplant, if desired, we can get our donor information. Ya know, to properly thank her and such. I'm not sure that I will get that info. I dunno. There is of course part of me that wants to thank her profusely. But then there is this part of me that if I were the donor, I would want to remain anonymous. I dunno. I guess I will make that decision later.

Anyhoo.... So, hopefully that answers that question. If not, let me know. :) Now... I am off to bed. It is late.