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Cancer Support

cyclonefence

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2. Oh, my

Reply to alfredo (Reply #1)

Fri Dec 7, 2018, 05:35 PM

Dec 2018

At my first go-round, seven years ago, I had both chemo and radiation, but not at the same time--that sounds horrible. I had a lot more trouble with the radiation: the fatigue was awful. But this chemo is different from what I had before, and I will keep your suggestions in mind.

Thank you for sharing your experience, and for the good tips.

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The anti nausea drug they give you comes in handy. alfredo Dec 2018 #1

Oh, my cyclonefence Dec 2018 #2

35 radiation doses, 2 chemos. Supposed to have 3, but I'm old and weak ;) alfredo Dec 2018 #3

Jesus--your poor body! cyclonefence Dec 2018 #4

My wife was my rock, and still is. alfredo Dec 2018 #5

I was told to stay away from too much fat. JHan Dec 2018 #6