Wegener's Granulomatosis, Wegener's Disease Blog: ANCA level

Wednesday, July 26, 2006

ANCA level

I just got word about my PR3 ANCA levels. Gone up a bit from 12 to 14 but essentially stable. Hopefully one day it'll go in the right direction!

3 Comments:

At 2:30 AM, Cynthia E. Bagley said...: You sound stable... good luck. :-)
At 12:25 PM, Rev. Hans Myors said...: Hi Andrew,

Got a hit to my website from the link on your website so I'd thought I would see how you are doing. I'm glad to see that you sound stable and your kidneys are working okay.

Things are going for me. I'm writing to you from Findlay, Ohio. Several days ago, I passed the 159,000 mile mark for my ministry. Today, I've ridden over 5000 miles since March 27th.

Take care,

Praying for you.
At 11:10 AM, Trev said...: Hi I am an Aussie, 16 years old now. I was releived to find someone. I want to know how long I am going to live. Can you contact me..

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