I have my first chemo on Thursday which I am open minded about but I am very tier full at the moment just woundering if anyone else has had this My husband is not someone I can share my emotions with I tend to let it go when he isn’t around
Hi Forestranger,
I think everyone has different responses to chemo, I had three cycles of Gem/cis early last year and struggled with nausea and a constant metallic taste, I was also emotional towards the end of treatment but I think it’s a natural reaction to all the changes going on in your body, and fear, stress and worry of the unknown. I hope the chemo goes well for you, is it your first line of treatment?
Annie x
I have had two ops as nd now I have 6 weeks of chemo
I had 9 weeks of chemo before my op to shrink the cancer to enable surgery, I am now cancer free with regular check ups. I wish you well with your chemo, it will soon be done
x
Well I have had two ops now I start 6 weeks of chemo , but Thankyou for answering my note
Hiya,
I hope your chemo goes well, I was made redundant just as Covid took hold and as I was 60 I took my work pension to manage on until I get my SP at 66, so I was lucky in the fact I didn’t have to work through treatment.
I had my kidney, ureter and bladder cuff removed after chemo as my cancer was in the upper tract and not the bladder, I did also have a chemo wash in the bladder after surgery, and am currently having 3 monthly cytoscopies and 6monthly CT scans.
x
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