I'm going for my picc line today feeling overwhelming thought I was done with all that but no boarding that train again.
I'm having my first chemo on Friday folfori I have no idea whats inshore this time but I need to get through 6.
I've noticed people having different things with theirs like a precaution drug I haven't been offered these do I need to ask ?
And I'm concerned about stomach cramps with this chemo something I learned after I'd spoken with oncologist shoukd I ask about the injection others have mentioned.
Everything swimming around my head today its all getting very real.
Hi Faloola
You got me there ! That is a bit strange . I would email the secretary as they might be able to check if it’s an error !
They may just want to chat it through with you . But my mum only ever saw them if it was a post op check up or planned surgery . Not sure , unless they want to sort the hip area .
Take care ,
Court
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Oh dear HazG some things are certainly very trying . We got caught out once right in front of the hospital . I think it must have been caught on CCTV too ! I was panicking like mad and trying to think at the same time . But we got it sorted .
So glad your daughter was able to help you and the staff supportive .
Sounds as though the staff are on top of the meds too !
You are in good hands .
Court
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