Hey Everyone!
The press conference I spoke at went fabulously! I spoke with Mike Frerichs and Senator Jeff Schoenberg from Evanston, Il. My interview with CBS ended up on the news, and the CEO of a stem cell research company called ICyt asked me to do a Podcast for his company, and relay my story. I am someone who has been affected by the stem cell situation in two instances, so it makes me happy to be able to talk and help others.
I went downtown to an infectious disease doctor yesterday to discuss my immunizations. I won't be ready to get them until May. However, I did get a flu shot. I think I am having a reaction to the flu shot right now because I woke up achey, tired, headache-ridden and crabby. I guess my chances of the flu shot actually working are very slim because of my immuno-suppression. That is why they wouldn't give me a pneumonia shot yesterday. Why inject the viruses if they won't work?
Last night, we saw my cousin Chris who is a fireman in Austin, Texas. You should hear some of the stories he was telling us. Yikes! Those guys see everything. It was good to see him though, as I only see him about once a year. He just bought a new house, so maybe I will go down and visit!
Have a good day!
Sherrie
Thursday, November 02, 2006
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Tubular,
FANTASTIC speech!!! You never cease to amaze me-keep up the GREAT work...(can you tell I have been writing report cards??hahahahahahahaha) Tell your Mommy Happy B-day and remember...Keep the Faith, Sunshine!!!
Love ya,
Me
WOW! THAT SPEECH WAS AMAZING. SO WHEN WE GOING DOWN TO TEXAS? YEEHAW!! MY COUSIN IS A COP DOWN THERE. I HAVE NEVER VISITED, ONLY SAN ANTONIO. THAT'S WHERE MOST OF MY EXTENDED FAMILY IS. HMMM, SCHOOL IS OK. HAVE 2ND CUTS FOR CHEERLEADING ON MONDAY. I WILL LET YOU KNOW HOW IT GOES. CALL U SOON...HUGS, LAURA
Thank you for speaking on behalf of SCT research. I am someone who benefited from my twin sister's stem cells on July 4, 2006. It was a rare procedure as twin transplants are rare and I was very fortunate. It has been over 120 days since my transplant and I'm doing very well.
Best wishes to you.
Anne
Hodgkin's Disease Survivor
Dear Anne,
I have been keeping up with your blogsite as well, and you had your transplant on July 4, right? I am just two months before you on May 1, 2006. I hope you are doing well, and keep up your good spirit!
Sherrie
great news sherrie!! the speech was great... i'm sure you were incredible up in front of the crowd. i am finally healthy now, so as soon as you're back in san diego, we have to hang out. i have a lot of interesting teacher stories to exchange with you :)
lots of love!
kristin
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