I am in here.
I have spent the past few days fine-tuning my “Cancer Patient” daily schedule, sub-module entitled “Life during Chemotherapy.” What this involves: watching television eating a scrambled egg with cheese drinking smoothies from Smoothie King keeping myself hydrated taking my medicine going to radiation, if it’s a week-day watching more television going to sleep early I … Continue reading Checking in…
Today, Wednesday, is now known in my house as “doctor day.” I show up at the oncologists’ every Wednesday, whether or not I’m to have a major round of chemo. They want to keep a watch on various blood count levels, my weight, etc. More important, my port gets flushed and cleaned, and my chemo … Continue reading Friends in unexpected places (Day 28)
Last week’s major chemotherapy round, and the Neulasta the day after, seems to have taken me away from the blog for a while, not to mention a few other places. I made sure I had my Vicodin this round, so the pain wasn’t as bad. However, the radiation is accumulating in my esophagus enough to … Continue reading Monday morning
Eric asked a good question in the comments to the previous post, which gives me an opportunity to clarify the sign in the toilet further. It’s all in my response here.
white pebble 