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I got my pleurex catheter today. It was a really easy procedure but now it hurts. Off to Xeliri tomorrow! Hope all goes well and I have more good days than bad. I have been feeling tons better. I think that radiation just zaps the poo out of you and it takes several weeks to come out of the fog.
Ok, that's my rant and update. Hope you all have a nice evening.
Catherine
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Catherine:
Not sure, I haven't joined Colon Club but read them daily. They can be very technical with their information and that is good. Keep trying, they are a great board but like you, I'm just a bit more comfortable here, no specific reason. I think they monitor your first few posts to keep spam and such out.
How is it going for you? Ascites better?
Take care - Tina -
Yep Radiation will zap ya but for me it wasn't to bad...geotina said:Catherine:
Not sure, I haven't joined Colon Club but read them daily. They can be very technical with their information and that is good. Keep trying, they are a great board but like you, I'm just a bit more comfortable here, no specific reason. I think they monitor your first few posts to keep spam and such out.
How is it going for you? Ascites better?
Take care - Tina
I did lose weight doing the radiation but gained it all back plus some afterwards during surgery and post op chemo...Started at 197 and went to 182 with Radiation (don't know why) then jumped back up to a whopping 227 and trying to lose it now...Glad to hear things going well for you, .Love to ya, Buzz -
I'm very happy to hear things are improving for youBuzzard said:Yep Radiation will zap ya but for me it wasn't to bad...
I did lose weight doing the radiation but gained it all back plus some afterwards during surgery and post op chemo...Started at 197 and went to 182 with Radiation (don't know why) then jumped back up to a whopping 227 and trying to lose it now...Glad to hear things going well for you, .Love to ya, Buzz
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