Back in the hospital
Dave
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Stopping chemo?
Dave, I know what's happening with you really sucks, but don't give up and let cancer win! It's already won with to many people. I'm sending good vibes your way, be strong, I know you can do it.
Happy Fathers Day!
Wendy0 -
Sorryshoppergal said:Stopping chemo?
Dave, I know what's happening with you really sucks, but don't give up and let cancer win! It's already won with to many people. I'm sending good vibes your way, be strong, I know you can do it.
Happy Fathers Day!
Wendy
So sorry that you are in the hospital and having problems. A blood clot is nothing to mess with so it is a good thing that you are there so they can monitor you closely. Please don't give up on the chemo. It is too important for your complete healing. Wishing you the best. Happy Father's Day.
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Dave,I agree with Kim,a clotAnnabelle41415 said:Sorry
So sorry that you are in the hospital and having problems. A blood clot is nothing to mess with so it is a good thing that you are there so they can monitor you closely. Please don't give up on the chemo. It is too important for your complete healing. Wishing you the best. Happy Father's Day.
Kim
Dave,I agree with Kim,a clot is nothing,as long as they clear up the clot,you should not have problem with chemo.Please stay strong and optimistic and keep yourself in the best shape to fight this battle.You can do it.Best wishes and good luck to you.Happy Father's day.0 -
Dave when I had a port I gotFight for my love said:Dave,I agree with Kim,a clot
Dave,I agree with Kim,a clot is nothing,as long as they clear up the clot,you should not have problem with chemo.Please stay strong and optimistic and keep yourself in the best shape to fight this battle.You can do it.Best wishes and good luck to you.Happy Father's day.
Dave when I had a port I got a pain in my arm and told the DR she sent me to the hospital to have a ultrasound to make sure it was not a clot lucky me it wasn't.You can have the port
put in on the other side if that helps.I know what you are going through. Sorry to here that.Do not give up.0 -
Don't Give Up!punch_vj said:Sorry to learn of this
Please remain strong, the clot is readily cleared with meds as mentioned. Breathe and re-boot. Had a similar issue with our beloved, it will get better.
I send blessings for healing and comfort for you.
Home soon
Keep going, hey, I was in hospitalized TWICE, one ended up in an emergency colostomy, which led me staying in the hospital for 9 days, and 6 weeks of recuperation being done, let me tell you, infections, clots, and whatnots are all the "norm" in this world, it sucks big time, but you have to come back swinging when knocked down, don't let it get you, it will get better, you just have to keep going, and roll with the punches!
Hugssss!
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Give it time
I can understand how you'd feel like you're tired of it all right now, but give yourself a little time. Once the clot's cleared up, and you feel batter, I think you'll feel more like continuing the chemo. I'm so sorry you have to be in the hospital on Father's Day.
*hugs*
Gail0
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