Details Experiences while undergoing stem cell transplant at Mayo Clinic Rochester, Minnesota
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Wednesday Evening
We are home for this Wednesday, waiting for our trip this weekend to Mayo Clinic, Rochester. I will post to this blog as there are new things to report. For now, hello, and there will be more to come.
Craig / Gail: Greetings from Vermillion! Cozy Dorton was kind of enough to transmit your e-mail to me so I have your addresses. Once I get them in the Midweek Update, hopefully you will hear from a lot of your Pierre friends (present and former Pierre-ites) as you progress through this "experience." Please watch for a transplant nurse named Holly Perli. She works at Methodist Hospital, and she's my own Holly (Class of '97). I have forwarded your e-mail to her so she too can watch for anybody named Eichstadt. I am in Vermillion with daughter Heather who will thankfully graduate from law school May 9. I'm eager for that, not nearly so eager as she is, however! We expect to move back to Rapid City about Aug. 1. Praying for you daily. Be brave and strong and get through this! I know you can.
Craig / Gail: Greetings from Vermillion! Cozy Dorton was kind of enough to transmit your e-mail to me so I have your addresses. Once I get them in the Midweek Update, hopefully you will hear from a lot of your Pierre friends (present and former Pierre-ites) as you progress through this "experience."
ReplyDeletePlease watch for a transplant nurse named Holly Perli. She works at Methodist Hospital, and she's my own Holly (Class of '97). I have forwarded your e-mail to her so she too can watch for anybody named Eichstadt.
I am in Vermillion with daughter Heather who will thankfully graduate from law school May 9. I'm eager for that, not nearly so eager as she is, however! We expect to move back to Rapid City about Aug. 1.
Praying for you daily. Be brave and strong and get through this! I know you can.