Day +2
December 10, 2009
Just a quick update to let everyone know that Jonathan and Lynne are both doing well. Jonathan had a good night’s sleep at home before heading back to Baltimore today. He’s fatigued, but everything’s moving along right on track. Lynne’s on the mend and resting well, too. Tomorrow’s starts 2 days of heavy duty, post-transplant chemo. They’ll be long days for Jonathan and hopefully not too rough.
Thanks to Joseph, Sophie and Ethan & Ari for the great artwork and get well messages that are adorning our fridge right now! Sending our love to all of you.
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December 14th, 2009 at 7:59 pm
Dear Jonathan and Courtney,
I am so happy that you are after the transplant. That you and Lynne are doing better each day. Wishing you all “Refuah Shlemah, “Amen. Hugs, kisses and love Savta and aunt Sarah
December 15th, 2009 at 2:49 pm
A Freilichen Chanukah,
Jonathan and Lynne for all that you are going through, may we see the miracles of good health and simchot for such loving siblings, as we celebrate the holiday of miracles. Refuah Shleimah from your cousins, Rochel and Yonason.
December 18th, 2009 at 5:58 pm
Courtney & Jonathan,
This is Vicki from Child’s Play. I just heard about your story, and wanted to let you know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
February 20th, 2010 at 12:21 pm
Dear Jonathan,
My name is Lesley. I have been following your story since last September, 2009 when my sister Jennifer Jones Austin http://www.savejen.com was diagnosed with leukemia – acute myeloid leukemia. Just like you and your family, our world was turned upside down as we desperately searched for a bone marrow transplant match for Jennifer who is African-American. I was sooooooo happy when I heard that your sister was going to be your donor!!!! As it turns out, we recently got news that Jennifer will receive a cord blood transplant this coming Wednesday, February 20th! Praise God!!! I will continue to keep you and your sister in my prayers. Please do the same for Jennifer. God Bless! I am so happy for you and Jennifer and pray that more persons register as bone marrow transplant or cord blood donors to save lives!
Lesley Jones Sessler