Friday's White Blood Counts, 2.7
Today, Monday, White Blood Counts were at 10.2
This is not a healthy jump, it's a sign of the demonic monster trying to take over his good blood.
Thank you for your prayers, they are great, so appreciate, etc.
Okay, here is the thing, looking for a Clinical Study Treatment or Alternative Treatment to start very soon, connections would be great to help get in faster, please leave comments below.
Please, save whatever else you need to do for tomorrow, today Papa needs your help.
Looking for experts in the AML field. Links above right and I'll leave more below, thanks...
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Lay off, God...worst case scenario is supposed to be months, not days...
How could you do this?
Please, just stop...
Thank You, God...it's not You...You are the Miracle Maker, please continue to open ours to recognize the Hope you offer, to realize the danger that walks among us...
It is a sad day when a doctor leaves you to search for, find and desperately try to discover all medical options available, but now that we know that...please spread the word...
Be your own Advocate!
Get Second (3rd, 4th, etc.) Opinions!!!!
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