Finished Chemoradio (30 RadioT +4 cisplatin) on June 2nd this year...spent 12 days in Ninewells Dundee afterwards due to weight loss control....times were challenging...but small steps forward were being made...PEG tube feeding kept my weight stable...slowly reduced my reliance on PEG (night feeds were disturbing sleep) ...now on solid oral intake + Ensure supplement.
Another wee step forward today was to go out for lunch, albeit only soup and a fair portion of apple pie and custard.
Peter
Another wee step forward today was to go out for lunch, albeit only soup and a fair portion of apple pie and custard.
Sounds good to me
Dani
Base of tongue cancer. T2N0M0 6 weeks Radiotherapy finished January 2019
I wrote a blog about my cancer. just click on the link below
Hi well done. I used to have soup snd s pudding rarely had a main course in early days. Even now prefer a good pudding. !
keep doing what youre doing baby steps will get you there.
Hazel
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