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Week 3 + PEG today
checking in today... Husband had his Peg placed today. He's had 10 Rad since 1/30, and 1 Cisplatin.
first few days were rough, mostly nausea and fatigue from the chemo. But last week he was feeling much better. Feeling good this week, and this afternoon got the PEG. It was routine, except in recovery where we waited for the bag of antibiotics to drip. I watched the bag and thought, is it dripping?? Checked the tube, etc, and sat back down. But then the nurse came in and lifted his sheet- said, "Sir, could you straighten your arm?" Bingo! He had crimped the tube! No problems after that-- now home and resting.
we've had some great meals and enjoyed one tonight from good friends who are looking out for us. Hope everyone here on csn is doing well tonight too. being able to stop by and read about the things we are going through is so helpful!
-Elizabeth (husband w/Tonsil C)
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Elizabeth thanks for letting us know.
Elizabeth thanks for letting us know your husband is doing so well at this time. There will be good and some bad days so just take one day at a time. You both will get through this. It is hard on the caregiver [YOU] as well so remember to try to get rest yourself.
Bill
Oh, drink more water, right Matt.
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Elizabeth, i'm glad the rough
Elizabeth, i'm glad the rough days are behind him and I pray they stay there. i'm glad you and hubby are eating well while he can and especially enjoying it with friends. its good to hear he is feeling better. praying for smooth tx for your hubby.
God bless you.
dj
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