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Update on my 17yr old daughter that was diagnosed with Leukemia (ALL)

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Transplant was successfully completed late yesterday afternoon. It was originally scheduled for Thursday but the stem cells were behind schedule since they were being flown in from overseas. She has quite a bit of nausea and fatigue but continues to have a great and positive attitude. :) She had the pleasure of meeting Ashland's own Clayton Anderson yesterday as he made a surprise visit to her room. He was in no hurry and visited with our family. What a great guy!! Thank you all for your prayers and support! Please continue those prayers since she's not out of the woods yet. These next 30-100 days are critical for her and hopefully her body doesn't reject the donors cells. God bless !!
 
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jeff v4 said:
Transplant was successfully completed late yesterday afternoon. It was originally scheduled for Thursday but the stem cells were behind schedule since they were being flown in from overseas. She has quite a bit of nausea and fatigue but continues to have a great and positive attitude. :) She had the pleasure of meeting Ashland's own Clayton Anderson yesterday as he made a surprise visit to her room. He was in no hurry and visited with our family. What a great guy!! Thank you all for your prayers and support! Please continue those prayers since she's not out of the woods yet. These next 30-100 days are critical for her and hopefully her body doesn't reject the donors cells. God bless !!
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Prayers are sent. God bless
 
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I hope everything turns out positively. I lost a great friend to Leukemia. God bless.
 
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jeff v4 said:
Transplant was successfully completed late yesterday afternoon. It was originally scheduled for Thursday but the stem cells were behind schedule since they were being flown in from overseas. She has quite a bit of nausea and fatigue but continues to have a great and positive attitude. :) She had the pleasure of meeting Ashland's own Clayton Anderson yesterday as he made a surprise visit to her room. He was in no hurry and visited with our family. What a great guy!! Thank you all for your prayers and support! Please continue those prayers since she's not out of the woods yet. These next 30-100 days are critical for her and hopefully her body doesn't reject the donors cells. God bless !!
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My wife is a stem cell transplant case manager at Nebraska Medicine. Stem cell transplant is an amazing thing and has saved an enormous amount of lives. Prayers sent, very crucial next few months!
 
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Your daughter and your entire family I will lift up to the ultimate healer.. it's tough sledding when someone comes down with something like this. We can't control the way it turns out. Especially when it's our own children. Grown or not. God's best for her speedy recover
 
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