Amy has been feeling good again today. As of tonight her fever is gone. She has a little bit of rash on her face, chest, and back that she got in the last few days. The dermatologist came today and did a biopsy to see what is going on. Dr. Densmore, her attending physician, came by this afternoon to update us on some tests that they had been waiting for. Basically they were interested in looking at what they call cytogenetics. With this test they were interested in seeing if she had any mutations to her chromosomes in the leukemia cells. With AML, you can have good or bad mutations. In Amy's case, she has some bad mutations. This means that her form of leukemia is particularly aggressive and prone to rellapse with traditional treatment. Dr. Densmore has suggested that the next step be a bone marrow transplant. It will take some time before the actual transplant will take place. Before the transplant occurs they will continue to treat her at UVA to get and keep her leukemia in remission. The plan is to have the transplant done at Duke University as they are particularly experienced in the process. We're happy with this decision to treat it aggressively. We will continue to keep you up to date.