Hi All

Welcome to my blog, as most of you know I was diagnosed with Bone Marrow Cancer in July 2008, after 6 months of treatment with Chemo and Steroids my cancer has reduced tremendously, I have now had a stem cell transplant which will keep the cancer dormant for longer, my stem cell treatment started on January 5th with Chemo and I had the transplant in March. I am now home but having to take life very slowly while my cells build up, I will be back to hospital several times over the next few months for blood tests and treatment.
Please feel free to pass this address to anyone and to add comments and join in to help keep me sane (or is it too late for that).
Thanks to all at Royal Liverpool Hospital who have made this year possible, and to all the staff who have worked so hard to eventually harvest the cells and the wonderful staff on the transplant unit, A special thanks to Jamie who is as daft as me when I need humour but an absolutely fantastic support from day one (shame he and most of the staff support LFC but I can't hold that against them).

Ivan 07957361356
ivan.thomason@ntlworld.com

24 February 2009

Bloggers

Thanks to all of you for looking, blogging and emailing, I feel that I am now half way ish through but still with a long way to go, with your support I hope the future will be a successful.
Some of you have said there has been a problem leaving blogs over the last few days, please keep trying but if you have a problem please email me your blog at ivan.thomason@ntlworld.com and I will add it with your name.
I think that all your comments makes the blog better for everyone reading it.
Thanks again IVAN
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  1. Anonymous25 February, 2009

    The thing is...I hope the glass feels half full rather than half empty - I suspect it is. Keep up the great work!



    GP Runner

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  2. Ivan25 February, 2009

    Peter, you know me, it's always half full, with such good family, friends and faith how could it be anything else. (trouble is I think half the time it's half full of cyclophosphamide (chemo))

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