Lou Ann updating update
Avastin infusion want well and the side effects seem minimal for now. The fatigue is there and it is causing some digestive issues, no appitite, a little constipatio, and a little nausia. I have a little pain in my lower right abdomaen and the area were I have a couple of tumors. I had a visit with a orthopedist yesterday and she did come up with a plan. I can't remember the name. On May 10 a radioloigist is going to inject me with a steroid with the help of imaging. It may last for several months or as short as 4 weeks. Sounds a lot like the shot you get for siaticaiatica. It has to be more preside if a radiologist has to do it. Also I have a list of a whole of blood thinners. I am not to use for a few days before.
Enough about me.
I have been trying to keep up with everyone. Often get tired before I finish though.
Cheese Queen. I am glad you got a port it will save you much during chemo. I didn't really have a back ache after my hysterictom, but I have had a lot of problems with my back since I had the external radiation. I did have burning and itching along the incision that ran from my belly button to the top of my pelvis. I had metal staples and at the me of each one I ended up with an infection. When my Gyn-Onc/surgeon saw me at 2 weeks he said those staples were supposed to be non allergenic "hhmmm ". He told me to rub that area with vitamin e oil. And that actually worked.
I really have enjoyed looking at all the new pictures. Ladies you are looking good.
Hugs and prayer to all of you, Lou Ann
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Hugs to you Lou Ann. Hang in there warrior!
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Lou Ann, such good news youunknown said:How great to hear from you
I almost sent a shout out yesterday to you and cucu me, also Debra just to let you all know I'm thinking about you. I'm so happy that you're tolerating the latest, and hopefully the greatest treatment to put you stable. Hugs Nancy
Lou Ann, such good news you bring to us tonight. So glad to hear from you. I'm so hopeful that this will be your magic bullet to get those darn tumors to disappear. I hope the pain meds also give you some major relief.
Take care of yourself. You continue to inspire all of us.
Love and Hugs,
Cindi
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I'm glad to hear you've come
I'm glad to hear you've come up with a new plan. Hopefully this will do the trick and in addition, your pain can be controlled. (((Lou Ann)))
Love,
Eldri
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LouAnn so nice to hear you
and you have come with great news, I hope , pray and wish that the new treatment leads you right to NED. You are a brave warrior but we all wish you didn't have to be battling so many times. Keep strong my sister and nourish the body even when you dont feel like eating, sustaining the good cells aide's your fight. Oh how I wish I could physically hug you and whisper my appreciation for you teaching us that even when the going gets tough we must never give up fighting as there is good life to be lived amidst the mental and physical challenges of stinking Cancer.
You inspire and strengthen me for my fight ahead. Much thanks.
Moli-stay courageous LouAnn, You are loved.
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Hugs Lou Ann! Here's hopingmolimoli said:LouAnn so nice to hear you
and you have come with great news, I hope , pray and wish that the new treatment leads you right to NED. You are a brave warrior but we all wish you didn't have to be battling so many times. Keep strong my sister and nourish the body even when you dont feel like eating, sustaining the good cells aide's your fight. Oh how I wish I could physically hug you and whisper my appreciation for you teaching us that even when the going gets tough we must never give up fighting as there is good life to be lived amidst the mental and physical challenges of stinking Cancer.
You inspire and strengthen me for my fight ahead. Much thanks.
Moli-stay courageous LouAnn, You are loved.
Hugs Lou Ann! Here's hoping your new treatment will lead you to NED!
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