This is so true!! Also for blood tests!!
I went for my first chemo didn't know what to expect or where I was going got so worked up that I couldn't have it as my blood pressure went high.
I had 19 tumours removed in March on an emergency, 9 were cancer 10 were not mets on the very edge where they could not go so hence the chemo.
So true.
Though I have not had a scan since last year. Operation August 4th and no scans yet. Meant to have colonoscopy August in my diary. That’ll be a first. I’ve still got Whoopi the Stoma.
Good luck with blood tests
I’m part of some research so my bloods are taken for that I can fool myself that it’s nothing to worry about obviously it’s tested as well but I put that to the back of my mind it’s could denial I’m good at that !
Take care
Ann
Wonder woman.so sorry you felt like that about your chemo.when I had mine the hospital arranged a meeting the week before for all the people starting chemo that week.we were shown the chemo suite.told what to expect and could ask any questions.it made the whole experiance much easier.
We were also told where we could park if needed and how to get a free parking pass.another worry taken care of.
Kath
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