
That is the problem we have after every treatment. It is like the chemo is burning her taste buds so she is not able to taste much. It makes her not want to eat. Plus the fact everything else stops and we have to force it all to start moving again. Then you get it all moving and then have to take more drugs to stop it from running so well. It is a up and down struggle that we just get back into place and it is time to do the treatments again.
Everyone I have talked to say the last four treatments are the hardest because the body finally tells the chemo that is enough and the patient has a reaction to it. This is why you have trained RNs standing by while you get the treatment.
Monday I have a busy day scheduled and it is supposed to snow again. I have to take my wifes car in as it got a recall notice. Seems the master brake cylinder develops a internal leak that could cause massive brake failure. This is not a good thing. I will have it in the shop by 830 am. After that I have to stop at the mechanics in my town and check on my sons car whos distributor went bad. We ordered a new one and it should be delivered on Monday. SO hopefully my son can get his car back. After all of that I have to go meet with my life insurance company. I try to do this once a year to make sure that I am getting the best I can get for my money. I want to make sure my family is taken care of if I pass.
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