calabria03 and Christine Louise start chemo tomorrow!
Go! Go! Get'em!
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Good luck girls! I hope yourMyTurnNow said:Good luck to you both.
Good luck to you both. Remember to drink plenty of water/liquids. Now, go get 'em, ladies!!!
Good luck girls! I hope your first chemo's are smooth and breezy...mine was fine after I made myself sit in the chair and not run away! The apprehension is so much worse than the actual treatment..so go get um!
Dee0 -
Good luck to the both ofdyaneb123 said:Good luck girls! I hope your
Good luck girls! I hope your first chemo's are smooth and breezy...mine was fine after I made myself sit in the chair and not run away! The apprehension is so much worse than the actual treatment..so go get um!
Dee
Good luck to the both of you!0 -
starting chemo
How did your chemo go today? How are you feeling? Unfortunately mine was delayed by a week. My 5 year old son came down with strep throat this morning. The Doc thought it would be a good idea to wait a week to make sure I don't get it before starting chemo. I was totally bummed out I just want to start this and get it over with.
I hope you are doing good and don't have many side effects. Just try to stay positive.
Best wishes
Teresa0 -
Thanks for the luck!calabria03 said:starting chemo
How did your chemo go today? How are you feeling? Unfortunately mine was delayed by a week. My 5 year old son came down with strep throat this morning. The Doc thought it would be a good idea to wait a week to make sure I don't get it before starting chemo. I was totally bummed out I just want to start this and get it over with.
I hope you are doing good and don't have many side effects. Just try to stay positive.
Best wishes
Teresa
I sure hope your son is doing okay. I hate when the little ones are miserable. That's a good and cautious doctor you have. It would be hard to suddenly have to wait for the chemo you were all prepared for -- sorry.
Chemo was like when I used to donate blood, only sitting there for a really long time. My appointment was at 10:15 and, based on what they'd told me, I thought I'd be done by 2:00. But I had a wait for everything, plus they started the drip really slow at first. So, didn't get done until 4:30! Long day, but easy and comfortable.
I just feel spacey from the Benedryl they gave to prevent allergic reaction. But, the steroids to enhance the anti-nausea meds have got me all awake and it's bedtime. My husband said, "Just don't get on eBay or the shopping channel tonight, please!" I have taken Lorazapam they gave me for nausea (I don't have any) and to help with sleep. So, I'm hopeful that I won't be awake too long.
Thanks for your good wishes! I'll keep you posted.0 -
You're rightDebbyM said:Good luck to the both of
Good luck to the both of you!
The apprehension and waiting are so difficult. I don't know what will happen in a few days, but today turned out to be easy. Thanks for you kind thoughts. And, I'm sloshing with water!0 -
3rd day after 1st chemo
Had my first Taxotere and Cytoxan Tuesday. Now it's Friday, and I feel fine. Yesterday evening I felt as if I'd had too much wine -- couldn't concentrate, felt slightly hung over. That's the only effect I've felt. I'm keeping after the regular, small meals, water intake, anti-nausea meds a couple of times a day, plenty of sleep. I've run errands with a friend driving, taken walks, been to a stretching class.
It's early yet in the process, I realize, but I'm heartened by things so far. It helps that the sun's out and it's warm, too!0 -
Wow you are doing well keepChristine Louise said:3rd day after 1st chemo
Had my first Taxotere and Cytoxan Tuesday. Now it's Friday, and I feel fine. Yesterday evening I felt as if I'd had too much wine -- couldn't concentrate, felt slightly hung over. That's the only effect I've felt. I'm keeping after the regular, small meals, water intake, anti-nausea meds a couple of times a day, plenty of sleep. I've run errands with a friend driving, taken walks, been to a stretching class.
It's early yet in the process, I realize, but I'm heartened by things so far. It helps that the sun's out and it's warm, too!
Wow you are doing well keep it up!!!!0 -
This is late, but, stillChristine Louise said:Thanks for the luck!
I sure hope your son is doing okay. I hate when the little ones are miserable. That's a good and cautious doctor you have. It would be hard to suddenly have to wait for the chemo you were all prepared for -- sorry.
Chemo was like when I used to donate blood, only sitting there for a really long time. My appointment was at 10:15 and, based on what they'd told me, I thought I'd be done by 2:00. But I had a wait for everything, plus they started the drip really slow at first. So, didn't get done until 4:30! Long day, but easy and comfortable.
I just feel spacey from the Benedryl they gave to prevent allergic reaction. But, the steroids to enhance the anti-nausea meds have got me all awake and it's bedtime. My husband said, "Just don't get on eBay or the shopping channel tonight, please!" I have taken Lorazapam they gave me for nausea (I don't have any) and to help with sleep. So, I'm hopeful that I won't be awake too long.
Thanks for your good wishes! I'll keep you posted.
This is late, but, still sending both of you good luck!0 -
How you doing, calabria03
Post and let us know how you're doing. Hoping for the best for you.0 -
You are doing greatChristine Louise said:3rd day after 1st chemo
Had my first Taxotere and Cytoxan Tuesday. Now it's Friday, and I feel fine. Yesterday evening I felt as if I'd had too much wine -- couldn't concentrate, felt slightly hung over. That's the only effect I've felt. I'm keeping after the regular, small meals, water intake, anti-nausea meds a couple of times a day, plenty of sleep. I've run errands with a friend driving, taken walks, been to a stretching class.
It's early yet in the process, I realize, but I'm heartened by things so far. It helps that the sun's out and it's warm, too!
You are doing great Christine! Praying that it continues like that for you!0
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