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How far do you drive for your treatments?
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Im close with Dawn...i droveDawne.Hope said:2.5 hours
I drive to the city and I live in a rural area. It's interstate all the way, lots of trucks and construction.
Taking more like 3 hrs this summer b/c of all the traffic and construction. Wouldn't have it any other way, though. Staying where I am for treatment would not be good.
Im close with Dawn...i drove about 2 hours away...but i liked the drive. -
I drove about 45 minutes to
I drove about 45 minutes to treatments, but I could have chosen a place only 5 minutes away.
I knew people at the treatment center I chose who were driving three hours.
I just counted my blessings:
--that I had a choice of one of the best treatment centers in the state
--that it was a reasonable distance away
and
--that my DH drove me to every single treatment!!
Sandy -
Very close!!LadyParvati said:I drove about 45 minutes to
I drove about 45 minutes to treatments, but I could have chosen a place only 5 minutes away.
I knew people at the treatment center I chose who were driving three hours.
I just counted my blessings:
--that I had a choice of one of the best treatment centers in the state
--that it was a reasonable distance away
and
--that my DH drove me to every single treatment!!
Sandy
I'm about a mile away from my Cancer Center. The hospital, radiation, chemo, surgeon and PCP are all in the same building. Couldn't have been more convenient for me! I felt very lucky to have been treated at this amazing place!
Patti -
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