Last Thursday we had to travel to the WVU Cancer Center for my 6 month PET scan. As you all know this is to keep track of any progression of the Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Arriving at 7:30 A.M. for lab, we finished the PET scan at 10:30. We waited a long while to see Dr. Craig. After 1:30 we were finally shipped to the infusion area so I could start the Rituxan infusion for the rheumatoid arthritis. This infusion takes several hours.
Dr. Craig stopped by around 5 P.M. and gave us the good news that the PET scan was clear with no cancerous tumors. HURRAY!
I got the idea to stop on our way home and see the last Harry Potter movie.

On Friday morning, I went around the house and was nailed on the hand by a female paper wasp. OUCH! I am doing still doing ice packs, benadryl, and hydrocortisone cream.


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