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Afternoon all
We're parked on the side of the river Loire, near Angers. It's a bit grey today.
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I'll try again later.
H
Two days down, one to go hopefully
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Went back at RBH for another evening jab. Got to go back to Oxford tomorrow for a last go at collection. Got 2.2 million stem cells now. Bear minimum is 2 million but consultant would be happier with a few more. On the home straight now!! 
What a week!! xxx
What a week indeed Julie, but what a gal you are! Unbelievable the way you're tackling this hon, but you're almost there now.
Take these ✓ 
for today with pride, as that's another day done.
How are you feeling today sweetheart? I'm guessing very tired but hopefully not too much pain 
and happy with your consultant's decision to harvest the extra cells.
The usual advice to rest up this evening and look after each other, with maybe some treats for extra nourishment. Take this too 
and all our love as I think you're incredible xxx
Our view of the Loire
H
Morning Shimmer 
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I wasn't awake when you posted earlier hon, but hope you manage to get rigged up with a dentist today.
Good luck xxx
