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VICTORIA'S MIRACLE: January 2011

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DIARY OF A STEM CELL TRANSPLANT. Friday, January 28, 2011. I hope you're having a good day too. Saturday, January 22, 2011. Blip in the Road. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Bob and I (post-transplant). Victoria by the Pond, August 2008. Happy Mother's Day, Mom," by Gaby. Some of my angels. The Field Museum, Chicago. Walk Along Lake Michigan. How to Reach Victoria. National Foundation for Transplants. Dr Richard K. Burt. Not the ending, but happiness to report (follow-up article on Victoria Chavez). Please m...

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VICTORIA'S MIRACLE: July 2010

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DIARY OF A STEM CELL TRANSPLANT. Monday, July 26, 2010. Scleroderma Support Group Summer Party. It has helped me so much to volunteer, to get outside myself and focus my concern on the needs of others with this disease. I am a lucky one. To have had the opportunity to have a stem cell transplant which saved my life is how I was blessed. I am forever grateful to the Foundation for being there for me. National Scleroderma Foundation Conference. Again I would like to thank everyone for their support. Sacram...

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VICTORIA'S MIRACLE: October 2009

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DIARY OF A STEM CELL TRANSPLANT. Sunday, October 11, 2009. Yesterday Bob and I and Karin and Sheldon went to the Sacramento State Football Game.we won! It was a great fall day! Also, My daughter, Gaby, went to her boyfriend, Phil's, homecoming dance. As you can see I'm out and about so there may not be as many updates before. This is a good thing! Saturday, October 3, 2009. Hey, I'm back! Yesterday, I gave my best friend a ride to a very important interview and she got the job on the spot! I love life,.

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support shazza: Awaiting an Imminent Arrival

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Wednesday, December 3, 2008. Awaiting an Imminent Arrival. We had high hopes for today but I guess giving birth to a new immune system can vary from person to person. Sharon’s white cell count is still 0.1 and no neutophils. Thanks for your support. Think of you two daily-you are in my daily prayers-love and kissess to both of you-love, pat bal. December 3, 2008 at 1:48 PM. Without you Pat and your help Shazza would not have had this chance of a new life, Cheers Craig and Sharon. View my complete profile.

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support shazza: Long Days of Isolation

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Friday, November 28, 2008. Long Days of Isolation. Hope everyone had a good thanksgiving thanks to Sue and Gille. For helping Mom and the Boys participate in the holiday festivities. We felt apart of it as we could see and talk to them on the web cams on our lap top from the hospital isolation room. Well I am still Neutropenic. Is an issue but I am still allowed to walk with a mask and gloves three times a day in circuits around the BMT. Cheers Sharon and Craig. Hi Sharon and Craig,. I am glad your mom h...

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support shazza: Return to the Windy City

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Saturday, November 22, 2008. Return to the Windy City. We arrived back on Wednesday after our fleeting visit back to Phoenix. We had a great time catching up with the boys and getting things ready for Christmas as we don`t know what issues may lay ahead. Mom has been doing a great job and our friends have been fantastic. Especially. Mark and Emily. Thank you all for helping out. The boys are more used to Moms routine than mine. She has it well organised. Winter has come to Chicago. Wipes that kill everyt...

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Wednesday, December 10, 2008. View my complete profile. All Quiet on the White Cell Front. Hair Today Gone Tomorrow. Awaiting an Imminent Arrival. Support Shazza Day in AZ Rep. Stem Cell Transplant Info. Dr Burt's Latest Report. Northwestern Medical Faculty Foundation. Fighting Insurance, a letter by Craig. Thank you to everyone, sincerely from the bottom of my heart for your help and support in my medical dilemma. I am greatly appreciative of your time and effort.

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support shazza: Aaron`s Birthday

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Tuesday, December 16, 2008. We pray that Sharon's counts will get where they need to be so you can get back to your boys. Thanks for your thoughts for us, Sandy and Dale. December 16, 2008 at 5:15 PM. I miss you and think of you two daily-after this is all done, look forward to every holiday and birthday together. Wishing you and yours a Very Merry Holiday and Healthy New Year! Love and Kisses to you both, Pat Baldenegro. December 17, 2008 at 12:14 PM. December 17, 2008 at 12:15 PM.

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support shazza: A Bruising 1st Week

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Saturday, October 18, 2008. A Bruising 1st Week. Well I have week 1 under my belt or should I say tourniquet. And I must admit that being on the other side of the health care fence is certainly different. I am actually excited to be having a picc. Line placed due to so many IV pokes, of which some that were not so successful, the options are getting slimmer, even Count Dracula would suffer getting blood from me. I've had lots of tests to check out my heart MRI's. Cell or our home phone. T been too bad we...

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support shazza: Awaiting lift off

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Monday, November 24, 2008. Well tomorrow is day zero the day I get back my scleroderma. Free stem cells and let them loose to build my new immune system and a brighter future. My haemoglobin. Was low from all the chemotherapy and I received. Some blood to top me up. The chemo finished yesterday and I have the last immunoglobulin. Of solitary confinement at bay. Craig and the phone calls also help break up the monotony. Of the long days. Floor of the Northwestern yields me a striking view of lake Michigan.