Liver resection and chemo following
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Yay for you!
I am glad you are on the way to surgery. I have no idea about how long after the chemo comes but for some reason I THINK it is 12 treatments long. Good luck and keep us posted. Isn't it just like us to be worried like crazy while they are cool as a cucumber. I am glad he is calm though, I will pray that you find a "good place too" it's hard for me when I know a surgery is coming, half of me is nervous for the surgery and half is nervous that something will pop up on scan preventing surgery. God's blessing to you and hubby Alex.
Brenda0 -
Wishing for the best
I never had the surgery...just chemo for 2 1/2 years. I wish him the best and a speedy recovery. I think it is around 12 treatments but then everyone is different it seems.
Jeff0 -
My folfox with Avastin wassteveandnat said:Wishing for the best
I never had the surgery...just chemo for 2 1/2 years. I wish him the best and a speedy recovery. I think it is around 12 treatments but then everyone is different it seems.
Jeff
My folfox with Avastin was 12 treatments. 2 treatments a month for six months. Hang in there, stay strong and don't give up!
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Glad to hear
Alex, Iam so glad you found a wonderful surgeon and glad Toni is calm. We have been told that the pathology report determines the chemo schedule. Wishing you strength to get through this tome. It's hard but if Toni feels calm that is huge....Praying for you and your family. Jigs, Teri0 -
my husbandtko683 said:Glad to hear
Alex, Iam so glad you found a wonderful surgeon and glad Toni is calm. We have been told that the pathology report determines the chemo schedule. Wishing you strength to get through this tome. It's hard but if Toni feels calm that is huge....Praying for you and your family. Jigs, Teri
My husband had his surgery on Nov.8 of this year and we went to see the chemo doctor and he said no chemo right will give blood on Jan.3th and if its good no chemo best wishes to you guys0 -
No glasses at the hospitaltko683 said:Glad to hear
Alex, Iam so glad you found a wonderful surgeon and glad Toni is calm. We have been told that the pathology report determines the chemo schedule. Wishing you strength to get through this tome. It's hard but if Toni feels calm that is huge....Praying for you and your family. Jigs, Teri
Time and hugs! In case you were wondering about jigs! Sleep deprivation and chemo brain=not good...0 -
Thanks you for the responses
Thanks you for the responses and support. . If it were to be 12 rounds, I couldn't even tell him that! He would be so bummed. Well at least it's easy to stay busy this time of year to keep my mind off the next few weeks until surgery. Just can't get it out of my mind the several doctors really emphasizing that this is a "major surgery.". Scary!0
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