Warm welcome to March (hopefully) we could certainly do with some drier sunnier days 
This thread is for all of you good folks going through chemotherapy to browse through, ask questions, answer questions and be there for each other in a way only you all know how.
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If you need any extra tips, our Chemo Tips Page is something you may find very helpful, and if you find a tip which helped you just reply to share with others who are also going through chemo. One top tip, ask about parking at the hospital where you are being treated; for some Cancer patients parking is either free or heavily discounted - So it's worth asking about.
Macmillan produce this Healthy Eating booklet if you have any diet concerns MAC13612_Healthyeating.pdf
If you need to refer back a month here is a link to February's Thread which will be being locked to replies soon.
Remember, you're never alone, you have us! Just try to focus on what your chemotherapy is doing to those evil cells. I hope all of you are doing as well as you can do while going through this tough part of your runaway mine cart ride.
Don't forget all cancer patients are entitled to a 5 Year Prescription Fee Exemption Card from your GP for meds to help with any side effects.
Happy March everyone, fingers crossed for maximum impact, minimal side effects and a few more warmer days.
'Have That Cancer' 
Also checking in for March. All being well tomorrow is my final chemo session. Final Docataxel. So just to get through the next couple of weeks of side effects and, God willing, I might catch the man with the light on his bike at the end of the tunnel. 
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I think I can just see it in the distance.️
Good luck everyone with you treatments especially those just beginning the journey. Hope your side effects are minimal. Good luck . Hope all goes well.
Checking in for March - I'm now day 8 of 3rd EC chemotherapy cycle.. This time round it's been a bit more draining. Temperature was up most of the weekend but never reached 38 so managed to stay at home drinking loads and of course, multiple bathroom visits especially in the wee small hours when the bladder just won't switch off... Constipation and diahorrea are so painful.. emotionally this cycle has been hard too so I'm desperate to get through this and onto the fourth and final round.
I've had my dates for Radiotherapy through and I think that has made it harder as I've got treatment until Mid May and I'm running close to empty.. I want my life back 
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