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Treatments starts 3/16
gerrico1216
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Darlene
all those tests can be so very tiring and worrisome. Heres hoping you have all good results and chemo will go ok, maybe you can catch up on some sleep there. I usually get in a nap or two. Work can tire you out also. Do you have any sick leave coming? You will need your rest..but many work right on through it. I have had to change my position where i work and they are good enough to let me come and go as i please.
Chemo will not probably be what you are expecting. I know with the anti-nausea meds and other remedies for side effects..it is doable.
Good luck and God Bless
Jackie -
First Treatment
Hi, Darlene, and thanks. I hope you have a relaxing rest of the day. I have my fourth treatment tomorrow, and I also can tell you that it is really a quiet, even restful time. I read, talk with other patients, and snooze. The anti-nausea meds they give us nowadays work very well. There are several to choose from, so if by chance one doesn't, your doctor can easily change it.
Wishing you good test results and enjoyable weekend. If you have any questions or concerns after chemo (or before), let us know. I remember I wasn't expecting the steroids and did not know why I was bounding about! Our sisters here quickly explained and gave helpful advice. -
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