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Getting my last chemo as we speak!
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I'm so happy for you having
I'm so happy for you having your last chemo treatment!! That's a huge milestone & now you can start to feel better! I'm a month past my last chemo, and it does get better every day! It may be slow going, but each day I feel better than the one before. I hope your rads go quickly & smoothly for you!
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Hooray ScubaGirl the chemoJean 0609 said:Yay ScubaGirl!
It is definitely a wonderful feeling to be done with chemo! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
Hooray ScubaGirl the chemo is done. Now on to the rads. Prayers that your rads are trouble free. They are time consuming because they are 5 days a week for 8 weeks but hoping that you have little or no burning and mild fatigue. Use the lotions they give you or suggest every day and rest as much as you are able. But for now, celebrate the finish of one segment of your treatment. -
Congratulations! I am soGabe N Abby Mom said:The last chemo!! I hope it
The last chemo!! I hope it is the easiest one for you and that your rads go smoothly. You're right...lots to be thankful for.
Hugs,
Linda
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You sure do have a lot to beMyTurnNow said:Awesome!! Chemo was one of
Awesome!! Chemo was one of the most challenging parts of treatment, at least for me. It is a huge accomplishment to complete it and just in time for Thanksgiving. Way to go! Now on to the celebration!!
You sure do have a lot to be thankful for! Congratulations!
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