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1st round done!
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I am so glad to see someone
I am so glad to see someone post who is doing very well with the chemo so far! I to just finished my 1st round of chemo today, TAC. So far so good. I really hope I come through as well as you! However, I am very anxious about losing my hair. I do have a wig and a few scarves but it is just another adjustment I am not looking forward to. My husband keeps telling me to look at it as a sign of healing but I am just now there yet. Best of luck and hugs to you, please post on your progress the next couple days.
Karen -
how sweet...kms3566 said:I am so glad to see someone
I am so glad to see someone post who is doing very well with the chemo so far! I to just finished my 1st round of chemo today, TAC. So far so good. I really hope I come through as well as you! However, I am very anxious about losing my hair. I do have a wig and a few scarves but it is just another adjustment I am not looking forward to. My husband keeps telling me to look at it as a sign of healing but I am just now there yet. Best of luck and hugs to you, please post on your progress the next couple days.
Karen
I think that is so sweet of your husband to give you such a powerful mental image---"your own sign of healing"...I am going Monday to my oncologist and see what my plan is. I have no idea--what is TAC that you are getting? -
TAC is Taxatere, Adriamycindash4 said:how sweet...
I think that is so sweet of your husband to give you such a powerful mental image---"your own sign of healing"...I am going Monday to my oncologist and see what my plan is. I have no idea--what is TAC that you are getting?
TAC is Taxatere, Adriamycin and Cytoxan. I hope you come up with a good plan on Monday. Is for a chemo plan or something different? -
waiting..kms3566 said:TAC is Taxatere, Adriamycin
TAC is Taxatere, Adriamycin and Cytoxan. I hope you come up with a good plan on Monday. Is for a chemo plan or something different?
I am waiting for my chemo plan...had lumpectomy and sentinel node biopsy on 2/16-5 nodes removed -all negative and clear margins. I am grateful. Pathology is er+ and her2+ and neu is +3......so I am really unsure what it all means.... -
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me too
I had my first treatment March 4th. Taxotere, carboplatin, and hercepterin. Steroids made me hyper the first few days. Then, for about 4 days, I was pretty nauseous. I now feel good (almost normal) and have been enjoying myself. I am fortunate to be able to work part-time from home, so I am still connected at work, which makes me feel good. I am trying to embrace the impending hair loss. I bought a wig, do-rags, scarves, and some hats. Not sure what I am going to feel comfortable in. I never wear hats except a stocking cap when it is cold. It will be a new experience. -
me too
I had my first treatment March 4th. Taxotere, carboplatin, and hercepterin. Steroids made me hyper the first few days. Then, for about 4 days, I was pretty nauseous. I now feel good (almost normal) and have been enjoying myself. I am fortunate to be able to work part-time from home, so I am still connected at work, which makes me feel good. I am trying to embrace the impending hair loss. I bought a wig, do-rags, scarves, and some hats. Not sure what I am going to feel comfortable in. I never wear hats except a stocking cap when it is cold. It will be a new experience. -
Glad you got the first roundlaurissa said:Hi tat2
I'm glad you're doing well with your treatments. The shot is what did me in. About 36 hours later you'll start feeling effect of that, like flu aches is all. I never was nauseas through all my 6 rounds, just achy and tired. I hope you sail through, too.
Glad you got the first round done! Praying that the rest will go easily for you!
Megan
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