Kristine has declared that Scott has engrafted! After three days with a level of 0.4, yesterday his neuts were 0.5, which indicates that the donor cells have found their way to the narrow and have started produce more stem cells. Huzzah! Always up for a challenge, I’m not surprised Scott made this happen on the early side of the spectrum. This is great news, because it is possible to have difficulties engrafting, and it’s a relief knowing he has reached this next milestone, ahead of the average.
His mouth is feeling better each day, and slowly he will start trying to eat solid food again and get more exercise. Hopefully his feeding tube can come out on Monday. He’s motivated, so I can’t see why that would be delayed.
With 0.5 neuts he is now allowed to leave his room, provided he wears a mask at all times. Though his hospital room is nice, it’s going to feel so good for him to get out and about, even just to the common room or seating area at the windows.
RED LIPSTICK 
Whoot
Whoot!!!!
So Glad to hear this news .
👌🏽👌🏽👍👍
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That’s wonderful news!!! 😀
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Great news! Way to go Scott‼️
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Fabulous news! We knew Scott had such determination, no wonder it happened on the early side. Enjoy the new found freedom and congrats to you all! Big kudos to Jeff’s contribution. Hugs n xxxxxxx
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WOW!! GREAT news Hailley!!!
Scott, keep up the amazing effort!!
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Awesome news. Its been a very long and terribly rough road, but looks like Scott has just about reached the smooth pavement. All the best for the continuing recovery!!
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We are so very happy for you and family. Happy also for Jeff, that he has such a wonderful success story. Scott, there really is a light at the end of this tunnel. Congratulations! Always thinking about you and wishing you a continued smoother road ahead.
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Winter Beard is already on ice!
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