Started the new trial
Thanks for your support everyone, and I will keep you posted. Jean
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Great
Just think that this is wonderful that you are able to participate in this new trial. Sounds like you have had your days filled with much to do, but all in all taking in the breaks that you get. You are in my prayers daily. Do you have diabetes? Just asking because you said that you have to have your blood sugars taken. Is there a special IV they give you instead? Sorry for all the questions, just trying to grasp your treatment. Whatever, I'm hoping the best for you and wishing you continued improvement.
Kim0 -
You are off to a great start!
Hi Jean,
I am so happy you have the first leg of this trial over. It does sound like a lot of work, but you are worth it. I am glad you had some time to walk around. My husband + I were in San Francisco 2 years ago + had the most amazing time. It is a beautiful city; I would love to go back. Good luck with this trial!0 -
Kim, no diabetes, but IAnnabelle41415 said:Great
Just think that this is wonderful that you are able to participate in this new trial. Sounds like you have had your days filled with much to do, but all in all taking in the breaks that you get. You are in my prayers daily. Do you have diabetes? Just asking because you said that you have to have your blood sugars taken. Is there a special IV they give you instead? Sorry for all the questions, just trying to grasp your treatment. Whatever, I'm hoping the best for you and wishing you continued improvement.
Kim
Kim, no diabetes, but I guess this drug can affect blood sugars or at least it has potential to do that. It's interesting all that they cover in starting a drug trial, however, it is a bit intimidating! I noticed with the last trial and now this one, they never hand me the meds and say it is time to take them, instead, they set them down and say you can take them if you like.....I understand that it is very much a volunteer situation, but it does give me a crazy feeling! Thanks for you encouragement. Jean0 -
Jean
Jean,
It sounds like they are getting a real good read on your overall health and they will have a good eye on you. I am hoping and praying that this drug is the one for you. Obviously it has shown progress and it can be the one. I am thinking of you Jean it is your time for great results.
With aloha,
Kathleen0 -
Best wishes and best luck to
Best wishes and best luck to you with the trial,hope for great result.0 -
Good luck!
Jean,
Good luck with the new trial. Keep us posted on how you are doing. You are in my prayers that this will be the treatment to give you NED.
Hugs,
Sara0 -
Blood sugar levelschicoturner said:Kim, no diabetes, but I
Kim, no diabetes, but I guess this drug can affect blood sugars or at least it has potential to do that. It's interesting all that they cover in starting a drug trial, however, it is a bit intimidating! I noticed with the last trial and now this one, they never hand me the meds and say it is time to take them, instead, they set them down and say you can take them if you like.....I understand that it is very much a volunteer situation, but it does give me a crazy feeling! Thanks for you encouragement. Jean
Yes that is what happened to me too. Mine were so off during chemo. They would be down so low one week and way up the next. Don't like the situation that you are in that "they" make you decide if you want to take them or not. That makes me kind of nervous, maybe like they should say "you should take it." Guess because you are on trial it is your call but still that would make me so nervous. Geez what do you do? My heart goes out to you and thank you for doing a trial as this will lead others to a better future. God Bless.
Hugs! Kim0
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