We were in a good mood to watch Star Trek Picard Thursday night. My WBC was stable at 195 and things were looking up. Plus, the excitement of watching our favorite Star Trek captain again!
We had some Bjoran hasperat (veggie rolls) and Borg cubes (chocolate rice crispy treats) for snacks, as well as as Klingon Blood Wine, Romulan Ale, Ferengi Slug-O-Cola and Hue-Monn Root Beer floats to drink.
Picard was great, and fed our Trek-less souls! It's great to be back in Star-Trek land. The only sad part is we have to wait for weekly installments!
We were happy to have fellow Trekkie Bishop Shippen join us. He got to kill to birds with one stone: enjoy a new Stark Trek series with friends and visit the sick (me) at the same time! He even dressed as Picard for the occasion!
In other sickie news, the long dormant nodule on me left arm is starting to grow again! The one on my right hip is large and uncomfortable. And I am out of breath most of the time.
GOOD NEWS! Huntsman called yesterday and said they were able to move my leukapherisis (that is what the call the harvesting of my T-cells preparatory to treatment) from February 19th to January 31st! We are so happy to get started on treatment. It is also scary and nerve-wracking! Next week we start with lots of meetings with teams, doctors, and lots of heart and lung tests. We are now T-7!
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