Tired but home.....

Lorikat
Lorikat Member Posts: 681 Member
Hello friends...I am out of the hospital, still nutrepennic, but home. I have blood work to be done on Wednesday and if my white cells are up I can start seeing friends and things. Wow, this cancer thing brings something new nearly every day. Reading comments on this blog help me to understand that this is a newish cancer and every one is learning. I did not expect all those blisters to appear on my trip home.....did not expect infection, blood transfusions etc., but came on here and I am certainly not the only one or the one having hard time. (I will, however, retain the right to whine when I feel the need). Everyone have a happy Halloween !!

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  • Phoebesnow
    Phoebesnow Member Posts: 600 Member
    Home
    Welcome home!
  • RoseC
    RoseC Member Posts: 559
    Glad you're home
    I too thought that after treatment was over, that would be it - in a couple of weeks I'd be back to work and go on as before. Not so fast, my body said!

    Take care, rest, and try to eat.
  • JDuke
    JDuke Member Posts: 438
    RoseC said:

    Glad you're home
    I too thought that after treatment was over, that would be it - in a couple of weeks I'd be back to work and go on as before. Not so fast, my body said!

    Take care, rest, and try to eat.

    Whine away Lorikat
    I will be the first to admit that I did not get through this horrendous treatment without way more than whining. Sometimes it is just what it takes to relieve the pent up emotions and tension. I am not encouraging being mean (especially to your caregivers) but whining, crying, borderline hysteria, whatever it takes to get through it is acceptable in my book!
    Bravery is not mandatory! Try to put yourself first and above all be kind to yourself. As Rose said, be sure to rest whenever you feel the need, eat and most important, DRINK. Fluids are so important. Don't fret about what you don't feel like doing and know that better days are ahead.
    Blessings,
    Joanne
  • Lorikat
    Lorikat Member Posts: 681 Member
    JDuke said:

    Whine away Lorikat
    I will be the first to admit that I did not get through this horrendous treatment without way more than whining. Sometimes it is just what it takes to relieve the pent up emotions and tension. I am not encouraging being mean (especially to your caregivers) but whining, crying, borderline hysteria, whatever it takes to get through it is acceptable in my book!
    Bravery is not mandatory! Try to put yourself first and above all be kind to yourself. As Rose said, be sure to rest whenever you feel the need, eat and most important, DRINK. Fluids are so important. Don't fret about what you don't feel like doing and know that better days are ahead.
    Blessings,
    Joanne

    No fretting....I feel so
    No fretting....I feel so much better now! Still a ways to go and a lot of prayers to say but on my way to healing! Lorie
  • mp327
    mp327 Member Posts: 4,440 Member
    Lorikat said:

    No fretting....I feel so
    No fretting....I feel so much better now! Still a ways to go and a lot of prayers to say but on my way to healing! Lorie

    Hi Lorie--
    I'm so glad to hear you are feeling better. I really think that being home is key in the recovery process, surrounded by your family, friends and pets. Please keep us posted on how things are going.
  • lizdeli
    lizdeli Member Posts: 569 Member
    mp327 said:

    Hi Lorie--
    I'm so glad to hear you are feeling better. I really think that being home is key in the recovery process, surrounded by your family, friends and pets. Please keep us posted on how things are going.

    Hi Lorie
    Glad you are home! One day at a time. Praying that you will feel stronger soon.
    Hugs
    Liz
  • pjs62
    pjs62 Member Posts: 95
    Awww home.........
    Hi Lori!
    So happy to hear you're back home...with family, friends, & pets. Just keep resting & taking the time to heal. And its perfectly ok to whine sometimes...we all have that right with what we've been thru (or are going thru)!