VIEW FROM HOSPITAL ROOM AT NIGHT

The view from my hospital room the night before I came home. Yes home!

My hands are a little shaky still so there'll be a bit of a photographic gap while I regain my strength. Hopefully this will be short. But the good news is that, so far, the bone marrow transplant has been straightforward and trouble free. This can change in an instant and doesn't say anything about whether the leukaemia itself has been finally zapped. I won't know that for about eighty days.But reasons to be cheerful.

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HEALTH UPDATE

I am out of hospital but will return for a stem cell / bone marrow transplant when and if a suitable donor is found.

IN HOSPITAL

I'm signing in on the account belonging to my other blog because I can't remember the password for Message in  Milk Bottle. I expect I'll wake up in the night saying it to myself over and over. Meanwhile, using the wrong password will send the links squiffy. For which, apologies.

However, this is a note to say I am in hospital with Acute Leukaemia. I've put a bit more information on Loose and Leafy While here - and probably throughout the four months of treatment - I won't be taking photographs or writing blog posts. But I'm hoping to be back in action by late summer, early autumn.

Best wishes to everyone.

Lucy