Tony's been doing really well on this round of chemo. His counts have stayed up, and we've been able to see family for Christmas.
We got an update on his Transplant. They are looking at moving forward with it at the end of January. Right now, their guess is January 24th for checking into the hospital to start the chemo. The transplant will happen around 5 days later. He'll be in the hospital for about 3 weeks, and then he'll move to some hospital housing for up to 3 months. His parents and I will take turns staying with him during that time, and the boys will be able to visit during the day as long as they are not sick.
After day 100, they will do 2-3 rounds of the same chemo he's been doing now, just to ensure the cancer is completely gone. He'll be on an immune suppression drug for at least 6 months, but should be able to start feeling normal by the 9 month mark.
The next 6 months are going to be especially difficult for Tony and for our family, so we would appreciate all the prayers and words of encouragement. I know we've been saying that for nearly a year now, but we really do appreciate all the love and support we are constantly receiving. Thank you!
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