The saying, no message is a good message, in this case I does not agree. After the previous, more alarming story, a good sequel. Yesterday, some insecurity, but to my surprise and joy, of course, I could leave the hospital around noon. The treatment method is provisional outp atient. The disease, perhaps due to the prednisone is fairly stable. A bone marrow biopsy Tuesday is nowmade in the laboratory, and needs more research time. My automatic anti-immune system is still worrisome, but there is enough oxygen transport and therefore I don’t needs time being, noblood transfusion. If its needed you're usually right to it, and it troubles the ability to find outexactly where the problem is. We go along with a shopping bag of pills, as usual. Next week there are agreements onthe evaluation interviews of current investigations Sudden changes, secular changes I let you guys know again The most striking thing about the situation you're suddenly being caught up, are the reactions of many friends and acquaintances, and of course family. And the care at the hospital, where my great curiosity got informed. The cheerfulness of the care staff was heartwarming. And I am now in the hands of the best nurse that a man can have, my lovely wife, Christine No commenting at the moment, sorry. Thanks for your support here on this great community, Cornelis (Roc Serum)