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Phyllis Johnson
Saturday, December 27, 2008 at 07:30 AM -
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Dr. Carol Weiss
Saturday, December 27, 2008 at 11:42 PMHi Daria,
Keep up the good work. An end is in site...you just have to believe. Take it one day at a time. That's what I did. I never thought about next week or next month or next year. Just that day. Each day comes to an end and with it another ugly cancer day is gone.
Get as much rest as possible to rejuvenate yourself.
Good Luck! My thoughts are with you and everyone else going through the same thing.
Carol
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Gail - San Antonio, TX
Tuesday, March 03, 2009 at 07:43 AMThank you for your blog...I've just had my second cycle of taxotere and starting to feel everything you were talking about. I'm going to have my husband and family read your blog so they can better understand what women go are going through. Please keep blogging and letting us know how you are doing. Your determination gives me hope and your honesty helps me accept what is happening to me.
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Daria
Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at 02:54 PMHi Gail, There are ups and downs with the Taxotere but all I can say is ... just go day by day. Please feel free to leave comments or email me at the website. I think we can all help each other through the cancer experience. Blogging has been one great outlet for me. Wishing you good health and a great recovery, Dariare: re: Thank You
Gail Folk
Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at 04:48 PMThanks for your reply...my computer crashed a couple of weeks ago and I borrowed a friends to check messages...I've ordered a new pc and that will give me the freedom to access your blog more. I go for my third round of chemo this coming Monday. This last one really affected my taste buds, so I'm just now getting some sense of taste back. I also noticed and mentioned to the center that the muscles in my legs are weakening which they said was caused by the chemo. Plus, I very rarely cry but with this chemo I have what I call "chemo melt downs" where the tears just flow.
I appreciate hearing from you and I'm looking forward to getting my computer so I can blog more.
Take care...Gail
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Daria
Thursday, April 02, 2009 at 05:20 AMGail all the side effects sound familiar to what I have and am experiencing. The chemo drugs and anti-nausea drugs play havoc with me. I'm up at some crazy hour ... 2:30 am because of the steroids.
I had chemo on Tuesday and so this weekend will be a bit ugly. For me, blogging and the support I get from fellow bloggers is amazing.
Stay strong and I would invite you to visit my personal blog Living with Cancer.
Daria
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You are absolutely right about highs and lows being part of the cancer experience. I think it does help in a low to remember that you've been through this cycle before, and that you will feel better. I'm a big believer in the value of occasionally going to bed and pulling the covers over my head while I wallow in anger, grief, and self-pity. I'm also a big believer in asking for some medication if the lows last more than a few days or if they prevent you from functioning.
I hope the Taxotere continues to shrink your tumors. Hang in there!