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Dry eyes and burning smell during treatments
I finished the second week of rads and I'm getting really dry eyes on one side. Did anyone experience this?
I could also swear that I smell something burning every time I start my radiation treatments. It does go away halfway through though. I'm wondering if my mind is playing tricks on me.
Thank you.
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I used to smell something
I used to smell something too, the first round of rads I had 22 years ago, the last time I didn't. One thing I have wondered about for years is, during one of my treatments 22 yrs ago, a fly was flying around above me and landed on my chest just before the "click", he stayed there during the whole shot, then flew away. I've wondered since then if there is a 20# fly buzzing around Memphis somewhere. -
Millington...ggpierce said:I used to smell something
I used to smell something too, the first round of rads I had 22 years ago, the last time I didn't. One thing I have wondered about for years is, during one of my treatments 22 yrs ago, a fly was flying around above me and landed on my chest just before the "click", he stayed there during the whole shot, then flew away. I've wondered since then if there is a 20# fly buzzing around Memphis somewhere.
Maybe he landed at NAS Millington..., LOL.
Sorry, I spend several weeks there around the last few months of 1973 and the first few months of 1974.
I just looked it up and guess the base that I knew closed around 1993.
JG -
The Flyggpierce said:I used to smell something
I used to smell something too, the first round of rads I had 22 years ago, the last time I didn't. One thing I have wondered about for years is, during one of my treatments 22 yrs ago, a fly was flying around above me and landed on my chest just before the "click", he stayed there during the whole shot, then flew away. I've wondered since then if there is a 20# fly buzzing around Memphis somewhere.
May be the movie The Fly was not a movie at all, possible the radiation turned him into a superfly. Ha ha ha
Just had to have the joke :+))
Hondo
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