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Removing the port

JoanieP
JoanieP CSN Member Posts: 573
Today I had my port removed in the Dr.'s office. I was worried before I went in but it was a very easy procedure. I will continue to have Rituxin in my good veins but no more port ever I hope!!!!!!! I had it in a year while battling NHL follicular lymphoma. Stage 3A. I feel very happy today and glad it is gone. SO if you are facing that it is very easy. I am having a blessed day:)

Comments

  • Tracie1981
    Tracie1981 CSN Member Posts: 125
    Congratulations!!
    That is such wonderful news to hear and hopefully all goes well with the rest of your treatments!! Congrats again and God Bless You!
  • JoanieP
    JoanieP CSN Member Posts: 573

    Congratulations!!
    That is such wonderful news to hear and hopefully all goes well with the rest of your treatments!! Congrats again and God Bless You!

    Thanks
    Thanks Tracie. I had a great day until the meds wore off. Then it hurt and I am home today but I'll be back at school tomorrow with my 20 5th graders:) God bless you on your journey.
  • Tracie1981
    Tracie1981 CSN Member Posts: 125
    JoanieP said:

    Thanks
    Thanks Tracie. I had a great day until the meds wore off. Then it hurt and I am home today but I'll be back at school tomorrow with my 20 5th graders:) God bless you on your journey.

    Aww
    I'm so sorry to hear about the meds, hopefully it wont be so bad tomorrow, Good luck and God Bless you also :)