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Mar 02, 2020, 07:35 PM
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So I got some results back;
Of 8 results I got five of them back and I am happy to say of the five (with multiple parts) I got back, they were all normal. I was doing cartwheels when I got the results this morning because so much came back normal and I didn't know then I was missing results.
There are three results left and they will really tell the tale. But I probably will have to wait a week for them.
The support group thinks it is really promising that these results all came back normal. Even if the others do not.
One thing that was low, but still normal, was my WBC. Suggesting strongly to me again, that my immune system is compromised and if I can get it back to the point it should be, my "cancer killing cells" (which were low normal) will take care of these abnormal proteins. It is unclear however, if these abnormal proteins have made the WBC's low or the other way around. This blood was taken when I was still fasting.
Either way I went to the pharmacy today and bought multivitamins (which I take sporadically now) and B-12 (which last blood test was on the low side) and Vitamin C.
I also have brought up my calorie count.
I had X-rays taken Friday and I am pretty sure they are ok because typically they call you if they see anything of concern but those won't result for a while.
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Have you ever done one of those Ancestry DNA tests and run the results through something like Promethease? Seeing my genetic risk (combined with known family history) pushed me over the edge to get a biopsy instead of waiting and watching for six months.
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I did 23 and me. But I didn't run it through anything.
If this issue turns out to be true I will be very disappointed. It is supposed to be genetic but I have no one in my family with any blood cancer. I work so hard to avoid cancer I make up symptoms to get tests or pay for them myself, I take Vitamin D... I have tried to lose weight (still working on it) I get 23 and me to see what risks I have, I am very carful with prescription drugs and over the counter drugs and don't get needless tests with radiation - ALL FOR NOTHING.
Out of no place comes something I have no preparation for. Even if I manage to make everything go away I probably will have to keep testing forever just to be sure. And of course, I will worry like mad.
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