no more chemo

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should have had chemo ( ECX ) last week but it was cancelled because my bloods were too low. went testerday to see oncologist as normal who told me i wasnt having any more chemo as it was taking its toll on me. the results of the treatment have been very good and he was amazed at how well i had coped with it. so yesterday was my last treatment 90% of course completed. back today for transfusion and then thats it for 3 months when i go back for consultation. doc says that the cancer will always be there and ive got to be aware of any changes etc which could be difficult as i had it for god knows how long without knowing i had it cos i had no signs/symptoms!!! however, although im pleased with chemo finishing so i can get back to a relatively normal life, its going to feel rather strange too. no more blood tests, meds, visits to hospital, all the things that have become a way of life. and life is what is important....i was diagnosed in march and told without treatment i would be dead by the end of the year. so thank you all the staff at the Derby Royal, you have given me the best treatment, medical and otherwise and thaks to all my family , friends and maclanders for all your support.

 

hugs and kisses    sue     xxxx

Madiso
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    Former Member

    I am pleased for you love, now it is time to try and get some normality back in your life and enjoy it girl..love Carol x

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    Former Member

    Hope the normality goes on for a long long time. Enjoy it.

    Love Jen XX

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    Former Member

    Well done Sue - you'll have to keep us posted on what 'normality' is like for you. All the best Val X

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    Former Member

    Hi Sue,

    Thats good news hope you are keeping well. Now you take care af yourself and have some fun you deserve it.

    Take care and be safe Big Hugs Love Sarsfield.xxx

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    Hi Sue, well done on finishing chemo.

    Your feelings are perfectly normal, let me assure you. There are loads of us who have felt the same way. One minute you are surrounded by all the medical staff looking after you. then cast adrift. It can be a bit scary, but you will get on and a new 'normality' will ensue.

    Best wishes for the future, Christine xx