Intrathecal methotrexate

Hi Andrea, that does make sense.

 I think it sounds like my husband will have the same sort of treatment that you did in hospital. I suppose I was just wondering what the difference is between what he’s had so far via the spinal fluid and what he will have in hospital. Your experience has helped me to understand what might happen.

 I know we can always ask but sometimes we do forget, have other more immediate questions or my husband wants to get out of there as quickly as possible!

He has a wonderful, caring spouse, too. As to chemo, I have had now 21 anti-cancer drugs, virtually all given at max doses, as my diagnoses became quite complicated. At the end, I had three simultaneous cancers (two T-Cell Lymphomas as well as a marrow cancer). At this point, I am delighted to be anywhere at all. So, chin up!

Goodness me,

that is a lot for you to have dealt with be dealing with still.

The fact you are able to give advice and positive messages to forum members means so much.

Wishing you all the best

You are very kind. Except for actually succumbing to the diseases, I am pretty much a worst case scenario. Yet, here I am. My hematologist is an atheist, but called my recovery a miracle. So, I have new purpose.