Tomorrow I celebrate my 67th trip around the sun
As most here know, two years ago I was diagnosed with late-stage Acute Myeloid Leukemia, with less than a 50% chance of surviving.  I basically lived at UAMS Little Rock for a year while recovering from the bone marrow transplant.
I now celebrate a two-year diagnosis of 100% cancer free and 100% DNA transplant success. I now have the DNA of a 22 yr old kid from Colorado.
They don't toss around the term "cured" until the five year mark. but it's just a matter of regaining my strength and staying healthy.  
I appreciate all the thoughts and prayers.  

And as always, Go Dawgs!

Great to hear! Keep on the path you're on. I'll keep you in my prayers.

(Yesterday, 10:57 AM)Replying to Bullochdawg Tomorrow I celebrate my 67th trip around the sun
As most here know, two years ago I was diagnosed with late-stage Acute Myeloid Leukemia, with less than a 50% chance of surviving.  I basically lived at UAMS Little Rock for a year while recovering from the bone marrow transplant.
I now celebrate a two-year diagnosis of 100% cancer free and 100% DNA transplant success. I now have the DNA of a 22 yr old kid from Colorado.
They don't toss around the term "cured" until the five year mark. but it's just a matter of regaining my strength and staying healthy.  
I appreciate all the thoughts and prayers.  

And as always, Go Dawgs!

Great NEWS!     


Thanks for the update. Congrats from another survivor. I have the tee-shirt and the scars. I also have a deep appreciation for our Lord and my Guardian Angel. I suspect your philosophies have changed also.

Keep on keeping on, sir.

(Yesterday, 10:57 AM)Replying to Bullochdawg Tomorrow I celebrate my 67th trip around the sun
As most here know, two years ago I was diagnosed with late-stage Acute Myeloid Leukemia, with less than a 50% chance of surviving.  I basically lived at UAMS Little Rock for a year while recovering from the bone marrow transplant.
I now celebrate a two-year diagnosis of 100% cancer free and 100% DNA transplant success. I now have the DNA of a 22 yr old kid from Colorado.
They don't toss around the term "cured" until the five year mark. but it's just a matter of regaining my strength and staying healthy.  
I appreciate all the thoughts and prayers.  

And as always, Go Dawgs!

Congratulations , quite an accomplishment ........

(Yesterday, 10:57 AM)Replying to Bullochdawg Tomorrow I celebrate my 67th trip around the sun
As most here know, two years ago I was diagnosed with late-stage Acute Myeloid Leukemia, with less than a 50% chance of surviving.  I basically lived at UAMS Little Rock for a year while recovering from the bone marrow transplant.
I now celebrate a two-year diagnosis of 100% cancer free and 100% DNA transplant success. I now have the DNA of a 22 yr old kid from Colorado.
They don't toss around the term "cured" until the five year mark. but it's just a matter of regaining my strength and staying healthy.  
I appreciate all the thoughts and prayers.  

And as always, Go Dawgs!

That is fantastic!  And actually quite rare.  My daughter is also a survivor after 2 bone transplants - the first from her sister and the second from an unrelated donor in Rhode Island.  It's been over 17 years for her.

I know something of what you've been through and wouldn't wish it on anyone.

So glad to hear that you came out the other side in great shape!

(Yesterday, 10:57 AM)Replying to Bullochdawg Tomorrow I celebrate my 67th trip around the sun
As most here know, two years ago I was diagnosed with late-stage Acute Myeloid Leukemia, with less than a 50% chance of surviving.  I basically lived at UAMS Little Rock for a year while recovering from the bone marrow transplant.
I now celebrate a two-year diagnosis of 100% cancer free and 100% DNA transplant success. I now have the DNA of a 22 yr old kid from Colorado.
They don't toss around the term "cured" until the five year mark. but it's just a matter of regaining my strength and staying healthy.  
I appreciate all the thoughts and prayers.  

And as always, Go Dawgs!

This is great news for HOTD. 

And you’ll be back to flipping over tractors / backhoes in no time.

Thank you the update.

Great to hear from you, BullochDawg. Glad you are doing well

Great news, Bull! GATA!!!

(Yesterday, 10:57 AM)Replying to Bullochdawg Tomorrow I celebrate my 67th trip around the sun
As most here know, two years ago I was diagnosed with late-stage Acute Myeloid Leukemia, with less than a 50% chance of surviving.  I basically lived at UAMS Little Rock for a year while recovering from the bone marrow transplant.
I now celebrate a two-year diagnosis of 100% cancer free and 100% DNA transplant success. I now have the DNA of a 22 yr old kid from Colorado.
They don't toss around the term "cured" until the five year mark. but it's just a matter of regaining my strength and staying healthy.  
I appreciate all the thoughts and prayers.  

And as always, Go Dawgs!

Outstanding! You da man!!

Great news on a Friday, Bulloch! GATCA!

Great news Bulloch!