I am in here.
Had the last of the tests (I think) yesterday before I see my surgeon on Monday. These tests were to see what the chemo and radiation did to the tumor, if anything. This was a PET scan and quite easy to do, on my part. First, they inject me with radioactive sugar. Then I read … Continue reading The final round
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)
Things that should be obvious, from… The Cheerful Oncologist RULES OF THE CHEM LAB 1. Please do not break wind during hydrogen sulfide experiments. 2. All unauthorized use of helium will be charged to the offender’s account. 3. Do not write your name on the lens of your safety glasses. 4. Please attempt to keep … Continue reading Words of One Syllable Dept.
Today is my second big round of chemotherapy. So much for any lunch plans I had, and I did have them. My friend, Nadine, turned 50 on Monday, and I have yet to say happy birthday to her. I am not fond of the fact that saving my life can interfere with my life, but … Continue reading Where I lunch at
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