It seems almost routine to report that, at my recent consultant's appointment, I was given the continuing good news that my paraprotein level was zero. In addition my light chain result was very good. Both indications show that my myeloma continues to be controlled by the CAR-T cells. Yesterday I again attended the BHOC for immunoglobulin treatment and without any problems. The next medical challenge is to get my spring Covid booster vaccination - I wait for details.
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In my last post I reported that I'd re-decorated a bedroom. Projects continue. At the south side of our home we have a covered walkway (a loggia) under which we eat al fresco meals, gain access to a garden hut (called Jabba), dry laundry and grow a grape vine (from which I make Port wine).
I recently noted that some wood rot had set in on the roof structure. On examination I discovered it was far more advanced than expected and required the replacement of a beam extending over four meters. The job which required significant planning is now complete. Probably next on the list is some damage to the side of our dormer. A wall-hung tile has slipped dislodging the associated lead flashing. "Man's work is never done."
Getting older is no problem. You just have to live long enough
Groucho Marx
Keep safe, keep well
Stephen
