One down, a minimum of 5 more to go.......she is just VERY tired as we had to get up at 6 to get there by 8, and she was still awake at 2am......so dropped fast asleep in the car on the way home, even didn't wake when I pulled up......she's feeling ok, and they have sorted us out with a choice of anti-nausea meds, Ondansetron to start with, but 2 others to try, too. Interestingly, now they administer steroid straight away even before the chemo drug..... that is new since she had her last lots of chemo.
There is a possibility still of the newest trial drug, SGN35, which seems as if it is doing well, but we may have to travel abroad for it.
Of course, I forgot that they are both in thr music industry. x x x My eldest would have gone into music but he was a maths and science buff and that is not really something you do as a hobby or past-time so he took science and do music as his hobby/past-time. He now works as a research scientist.
My daughter has my CD of Caz's music and is enjoying it greatly. Anyway, get you.. rubbing shoulders with the famous.
Oddly enough Patricia, though our son is conservatoire trained as a cellist, he isn't doing it as a career, though does play a huge amount, he's the pianist also on track 8 of the CD......he's actually a Funeral Director!
Well, all is quiet, she had the anti-nausea meds last night, but though looking a bit pale, felt ok and was busy on the computer later on the evening, having eaten well too.
Hope today brings a good one, it is fine though chilly here so far, I suggested if she is ok, we should get out for a bit of a walk. I'm planning to try to clear some of the leaves in the garden, the house is near an old quarry with loads of Sycamore trees, lovely for wildlife (owls at night, lots of birds all year round) the leaves, and also the 'keys' are horrendous this time of year! And there is always the lawn to cut.....Sir Bob, happy to employ you if you are reading this, lol!
for you and your family.
