Andy Latimer update

DinoB

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For those of you who don't know (from Wikipedia) he had a condition which overproduced blood cells. It progressed into a condition called Myelofibrosis which replaces bone marrow with fiberouse connective tissue.

Apparently he underwent some sort of stem cell procedure, but I don't know if he's going to be 100%, but it is exciting that he is improving.
 
The last news is
News from Camel Productions.


The Nature of the Beast





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The Nature of the eBeast Newsletter- May 2008

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ANDREW'S HEALTH 137 DAYS POST TRANSPLANT...

I apologise for the lack of information these past weeks. Andrew's exellent progress suffered a nasty setback in February. We did send out a newsletter to those on our mailing list, appealing for a renewed Hour Candle lighting and you responded in force. It is so heartening. After a tough 4 weeks, he finally rallied and began to stabilise. He was able to come home in late March and, since then, has gone from strength to strength.

We remain optimistic, even moreso now than ever before. It is, however, still a long road to recovery. He still has a number of side effects to deal with, both from the stem cell transplant and from the drugs he must take for the foreseeable future. But he is doing so with dignity and humour, now having fewer down days. They are always made easier by the support he has received from his family, friends, and this global Camel family.

My thanks to those of you who have sent so many kind words of support, many sharing similar experiences and some sharing experiences that did not have the happy outcome we are presently enjoying. Rarely are there words of expression to ease such heartache, and I would not be so bold as to think I could find them. I am honoured to be given such an intimate glimspe into a painful part of people's lives who, despite their loss, continued to wish for our success. That is a very great gift indeed.

In anticipation of some good news to come, I will close asking only that the candles keep burning.

My grateful thanks to you all,
Susan Hoover

I do think it unlikley that they will tour again bit may do very short runs of 2 to 3 shows so Andy doesnt get ill or to tired
Just send the guy your most positive thoughts