Hello lovely people, and Welcome to the July Chemotherapy Chat!
This thread is for all of you soldiers, going through chemotherapy to take a look at, ask questions, answer questions and be there for one another in a way only you guys know how.
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For all of those of you going through chemotherapy, you are superstars. You are amazing, and you are fighting each and every day, you are my heroes. If you need any extra tips, our Chemo Tips Page is something you may find very helpful, and something that you may find you would like to share with others who are also going through chemo. One top tip, ask about parking at the hospital you are being treated at; for some Cancer patients parking is either free or discounted (big discount!) So it's worth asking about.
To get a sense of how the thread works, this is the link to the previous months Chemotherapy chat which will be being locked from replies soon, but have a read anyway if you'd like to.
Remember, you're never alone, you have us! And, just try to focus on what your chemotherapy is doing. Its hopefully kicking your cancers butt.
I hope you are coping with me doing these! And I hope all of you are doing as well as you can do while going through this tough part of your journies.
Happy July Everyone,
Lots of love, hugs, light and healing to each and every one of you.
Alex xxx
Hi
It can be really scary ...especially when its a new experience and definitly if you are on your own.
Hope you are feeling better ...gentle hug
I was home alone when I collapsed etc etc... but this was the start of investigations and in turn treatment.
Glad you got help and your team are on it. It may take a while to 'get over' it if there weren't any signs you were particularly unwell as you may feel it could happen again at any time.
Take care
