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I haven’t been able to shake this cough; and was worried when I started running a fever. Guess what though? It’s not Lupus raising its ugly head; it’s pneumonia! (sigh) Grace.
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Grace Casselman <gr…@casselman.net> wrote in message <news:405E5D3B.82C0E015@casselman.net>… > I haven’t been able to shake this cough; and was worried when I started > running a fever. > Guess what though? It’s not Lupus raising its ugly head; it’s pneumonia! > (sigh) > Grace.
Are you taking antibiotics now? I hope you feel better very soon. Hugs, Wes
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Thanks, Wes. I was given some heavy-duty antibiotics, yeah. I’m off for another blood test, my platelets were a mysterious 49… Grace. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Wesley wrote: > Grace Casselman <gr…@casselman.net> wrote in message <news:405E5D3B.82C0E015@casselman.net>… > > I haven’t been able to shake this cough; and was worried when I started > > running a fever. > > Guess what though? It’s not Lupus raising its ugly head; it’s pneumonia! > > (sigh) > > Grace. > Are you taking antibiotics now? I hope you feel better very soon. > Hugs, > Wes
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"Grace Casselman" wrote in message
| I haven’t been able to shake this cough; and was worried when I started | running a fever. | Guess what though? It’s not Lupus raising its ugly head; it’s pneumonia! | (sigh) | Grace. BTDT and it is a hateful thing! Hoping you get to feeling better ASAP!! Take good care with lots of rest, Higs from Shelagh
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"Grace Casselman" <gr…@casselman.net> wrote in message
news:405F0074.B0653819@casselman.net… > Thanks, Wes. I was given some heavy-duty antibiotics, yeah. > I’m off for another blood test, my platelets were a mysterious 49… > Grace.
Grace please watch the fluid in lungs , do hope the count is better for you today. Bruce On. " anything ending in , itis scares me 
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Grace, it IS lupus raising its ugly head; pro’ly lupus pneumonitis. Have had it several times. Not pretty; I’m praying for you. Candi
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Hi Candi: Hmm. I suppose! But I’m holding to the hope of being done with Lupus as long as I can. Certainly the chemo/stem cell transplant leaves me vulnerable to infection… it started with a bad cold. Thanks for your prayers, Grace.
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I swear I replied to you this morning. Maybe I hit delete instead of send? LOL I do hope you are feeling better tonight. (((HUGS))) Bev "Grace Casselman" <gr…@casselman.net> wrote in message
news:405E5D3B.82C0E015@casselman.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I haven’t been able to shake this cough; and was worried when I started > running a fever. > Guess what though? It’s not Lupus raising its ugly head; it’s pneumonia! > (sigh) > Grace.
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Thanks Bev; I was feverish and chilled again; then I coughed so much I threw up…sigh. This is not helping with the gaining weight, exercising I need to do. However…..my hair has started to grow…. Be well, Grace.
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I haven’t posted in awhile — my computer has been down. But Grace I read your post and was very sorry to hear about the pneumonia! I was just whining because I have a cold – shame on me! I will say a prayer for you today and ask the "Big Guy" to heal you quickly amd get you back on your feet soon. Stephanie "Grace Casselman" <gr…@casselman.net> wrote in message
news:405FBA0E.620110F6@casselman.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Thanks Bev; > I was feverish and chilled again; then I coughed so much I threw up…sigh. > This is not helping with the gaining weight, exercising I need to do. > However…..my hair has started to grow…. > Be well, > Grace.
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Thanks, Stephanie.
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Grace, I hope you are feeling much better very soon. At least it’s not Lupus! LOL(((((Grace)))))) Wende "Wesley" <johnjohnston2…@msn.com> wrote in message
news:112adbed.0403220622.242dc1bf@posting.google.com… > Grace Casselman <gr…@casselman.net> wrote in message
<news:405E5D3B.82C0E015@casselman.net>… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > I haven’t been able to shake this cough; and was worried when I started > > running a fever. > > Guess what though? It’s not Lupus raising its ugly head; it’s pneumonia! > > (sigh) > > Grace. > Are you taking antibiotics now? I hope you feel better very soon. > Hugs, > Wes
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Thanks Wende: I am…//struggling// this week…. Grace.
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Hi Grace, I am sorry to hear that you have been sick. I am sure it is a set back. It is good news about your hair, though. Hair growth is a sign of improving health. That is how I looked at it anyway. It gave me great encouragement to see it growing. BJ-Sk. Canada "Grace Casselman" <gr…@casselman.net> wrote in message
news:405FBA0E.620110F6@casselman.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Thanks Bev; > I was feverish and chilled again; then I coughed so much I threw up…sigh. > This is not helping with the gaining weight, exercising I need to do. > However…..my hair has started to grow…. > Be well, > Grace.
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Thanks, BJ: I think our biggest challenge is often fear — any hive or fever can terrorize me with thoughts of a lupus reoccurrence or cancer…. But one day at a time, right? And make the most of it…. Grace (I like to rub my head with its new hair growth…. :) )
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What color is it coming in? My neighbor lost hers during chemo and when it grew back it was very blonde and had curls. She was ecstatic. She’d never been blonde in her life and never had curls. LOL Bev "Grace Casselman" <gr…@casselman.net> wrote in message
news:406457D0.C14A8F09@casselman.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Thanks, BJ: > I think our biggest challenge is often fear — any hive or fever can terrorize > me with thoughts of a lupus reoccurrence or cancer…. > But one day at a time, right? And make the most of it…. > Grace (I like to rub my head with its new hair growth…. :) )
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I lost a lot of hair with Lupus chemo previously and that came in as before, brown, with some grey and a bit of curl — as before. But it was very fine initially — like a baby’s. I expect the same — so far it’s on;y about 2 millimetres…but darkish. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Beverley wrote: > What color is it coming in? My neighbor lost hers during chemo and when it > grew back it was very blonde and had curls. She was ecstatic. She’d never > been blonde in her life and never had curls. LOL > Bev > "Grace Casselman" <gr…@casselman.net> wrote in message > news:406457D0.C14A8F09@casselman.net… > > Thanks, BJ: > > I think our biggest challenge is often fear — any hive or fever can > terrorize > > me with thoughts of a lupus reoccurrence or cancer…. > > But one day at a time, right? And make the most of it…. > > Grace (I like to rub my head with its new hair growth…. :) )
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I only lost the back-under part & it grew in kinky but the same color. For a long time, if I put my hair in a ponytail, I had this fuzzy bush sticking out of the back of my head. Candi ———- In article <4064DE22.1C226…@casselman.net>, Grace Casselman – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -<gr…@casselman.net> wrote: >I lost a lot of hair with Lupus chemo previously and that came in as before, >brown, with some grey and a bit of curl — as before. But it was very fine >initially — like a baby’s. I expect the same — so far it’s on;y about 2 >millimetres…but darkish. >Beverley wrote: >> What color is it coming in? My neighbor lost hers during chemo and when it >> grew back it was very blonde and had curls. She was ecstatic. She’d never >> been blonde in her life and never had curls. LOL >> Bev >> "Grace Casselman" <gr…@casselman.net> wrote in message >> news:406457D0.C14A8F09@casselman.net… >> > Thanks, BJ: >> > I think our biggest challenge is often fear — any hive or fever can >> terrorize >> > me with thoughts of a lupus reoccurrence or cancer…. >> > But one day at a time, right? And make the most of it…. >> > Grace (I like to rub my head with its new hair growth…. :) )
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