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[csutherland]

For some reason I can't seem to navigate this site.  I'm a member of other similar sites and have no trouble, but.....

I'm wanting to update my own post of Oct 10 and can't seem to see a "Reply" button. I must just be missing it because it has to be there!  Since I can't figure out how to do that I'll start a new thread.

The biopsy on Jerry's arm lesion came back positive for Blasto.  So far it's the only lesion he has.  He started the Itraconazole about 11 days ago and has had no side effects except it messes with his INR.  (He's on Coumadin for an artificial heart valve).  He has had 3 blood tests since starting Itraconazole and the numbers are all over the place.  I'm confident that he'll get stabilized eventually.  Meanwhile, he is feeling well and working every day.

Next visit with Infectious Disease Dr is tomorrow. 

[Wilson3]

dont feel so bad i to have been having some problems with login and outs it sjust me im sur eor my olds computer
the reply button is on the bottom of the post look on the right side their is a few other things on their also

i am sooo very happy to hear jerry has started treatment
must be scary that it is interfering with his inr has to be very scary for you both
i am so very happy tp also hear that he is feeling well and up and about
i am sure you have lots to do with it
stay stronge and you both will be in my thoughts!
and thank you for letting us now!
wilson3

[Judy]

CSutherland - are you in Chicago? Yes it is hard to figure the site out at first, but becomes easier after you play around a little - many of us are on the dog blasto site and have been using it back and forth for a while,so it has become easier.. humans and dogs get blasto unfortunately.

[csutherland]

No, we're near Springfield MO.  I finally figured out that I have to be logged in to see the "reply" icon.  Duh.