Yes I understand that, I am a little worried about having less contact with people so I know I need to find other ways. Like you I just can’t work anymore. Although lecturing does no;t seem like a physical job on paper it actually is, sometimes you can be on your feet for 3 hours talking at a class with no break then 30 minutes off and back to another 3 hours doing the same. So I think thats why the doc said, no more, time to stop.
M
Good luck tomorrow Morton. You will get to know the same people at the appointments. They will be at different stages but some people like a chat to pass the time.
You can push your infusion trolly around if you need a pee so not stuck in one place.
It will do you good I'm sure of it.
Thank you 123, Chemo isn’t till Monday. It’s my work meeting tomorrow. Thank you for the advice I was worried about peeing! As always lol
M
I can’t tolerate the bone tablet, so I have denosumad injection, the nurse does it for me every 6 months, only takes a minute. My sister has the infusions, hers is every 6 months as well, but she has to go to the hospital for that and takes about half an hour for it to go in.
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