I'm so tired of all this. Thank you to my docs, nurses, girls, friends, family, and everyone else that prays for me, distracts me, makes me laugh, brings me chocolate, and helps me find my Zen. Thank you. I love you all.
This is my own story of life with advanced ovarian cancer. I do not offer medical advice, and my treatment decisions are my own. Please talk to your physician or healer and gain as much information as you can about this dreadful disease called cancer. Remember, knowledge is Power!
Monday, May 10
The countdown begins... (again)
Only 3 more chemo infusions to go. I'm getting #1 right now. I had to call out my cheer leading squad to help me through this next month. When I did chemo last year, the last month was the worst/hardest/had more side effects. 4 weeks after the last chemo I'll get the PET scan and see what we see.
I'm so tired of all this. Thank you to my docs, nurses, girls, friends, family, and everyone else that prays for me, distracts me, makes me laugh, brings me chocolate, and helps me find my Zen. Thank you. I love you all.
I'm so tired of all this. Thank you to my docs, nurses, girls, friends, family, and everyone else that prays for me, distracts me, makes me laugh, brings me chocolate, and helps me find my Zen. Thank you. I love you all.
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I am praying all is good for you
ReplyDeleteI remember my last month too. Talk about crappy. Were we?
ReplyDeleteI recall it's the month when you're on chemo and you think you're going to die but then you don't. How freakin confusing!
Hope you feel better soon.