Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the woods

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Hi

No posts for the past couple of days as I have been very unwell.

I finished the chemo drugs on Saturday, I felt very weak for most of the day but no sickness or nausea. Sunday was a different story though. I woke at 6:30 am and straight to the bathroom, wretching into the toilet, then back to bed, this went on for the rest of the day every hour or so until 8:00 pm, I had been taking my anti sickness meds from day one and even managed to take them yesterday. I didn't eat all day and found it hard to drink as everything that went in came straight back out.

Today I got up at around 10:30 and I feel unbelievably weak, I can't face the thought of eating and feel aching all over, although no sickness, still a little bit nauseous. But keeping fluids down. Still not managed to eat really. I made some cereal this morning but couldn't eat it, it tasted awfull of some reason. Gail then made me a bagle with jam but I only had a bit and that was it.

This is similar to the first cycle, although I didn't have so much sickness only the nausea. My anti emetics were changed this time to what was described as the best of the anti emetics, Ondansetron, because I was so ill the first time. I'm starting to think that this is something I probably need to accept.

I feel awfull just now very weak and lethargic, but even when being sick it's in my head, I would take six months of this for a good result.

I know others are going through treatment just now or are just about to commence, my best wishes to all.

Billy

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  • FormerMember
    FormerMember

    Sorry to hear you are having a bad time Billy.  Things were going so well for you in your previous posts then bang you are given another kicking.  Hope you feel better soon and get the strength to soldier on.  Just think about the low blood counts and longer term benefits.

    Keep the Blogs going too, it is something I come to look at daily to see if you have updated, so useful to know what we may have to experience when it's our turn.

    Good luck

    Kirk