Today, I went to the Saint Antoine hospital for my last photopheresis…
I started the treatment on June 2017, and had around 23 rounds of photopheresis.
It was mixed feelings. Of course, I was happy with the success of “the experiment” (GvH is gone, maybe with the help of ciclosporine), but a little sad, as I will not meet so often my nurses, who with time had become more and more my friends. This morning, when I started to talk with her, we could see tears in our eyes. I promised that whenever I will come to Saint Antoine for the regular apointments with my nice graft doctor, I will stop by to say hello.
But it is also a step forward to a full recovery, a “small step” but in the right direction!
The speedy recovery I am enjoying results from the outstanding quality of the team at Saint Antoine. (doctors, with a special thank to my graft doctor, doctors and nurses from the 4th floor, doctors and nurses from the day hospital, nurses from the photopheresis, all the other people I had the chance to meet like my “graft nurse”,…). I will never forget them. They saved my life, together with my graft donor, my wonderful family and my friends. I love you all!
However, it is not yet the end of the story! I am still on the boat, which picked me when I landed on the sea. A few months to go…
To be continued!
Trying to become real canadians….
Paris suburb starts to look more like the south…. oleander in our garden!
And now some music….
That’s one small step indeed but one giant leap for the full recovery mind set!!!!!!
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