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Going crazy with worry
scaraher
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Ok everyone will probably think I am crazy and I will not disagree. I have had 4 rounds ac and 2 rounds taxotere 2 more to go. In the last week I have had this ache in my ribs on the same side as cancer it feels like I have a huge bruise there but there is nothing, I haven't bumped it or anything that could of hurt it. So of course I think the worse what if the chemo is not working and it has spread to my ribs. How likely is this to happen? I see dr on monday for chemo so I am going to ask him about it but I am so worried that it is the worst case scenario. If everyone thinks I am just crazy feel free to tell me so but I just needed some feedback about it. Thanks
Stephanie
Stephanie
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