My Mom sent me these beautiful flowers today!
What do you do on the day before chemo? You feel like your life is about to change and there is nothing you can do to stop it. I went to the dentist (who is a breast cancer survivor) and got a cavity filled. I then went to get another x-ray of my pelvis to make sure all was clear.
I got the phone call at 4:55 to tell me that I will be on the TAC combo for my treatment! That means I will take Taxotere, Adriamycin, and Cytoxan and more meds afterward to be picked up at the pharmacy! It's a bit overwhelming for someone who only took ONE pill her whole life.
I got the phone call at 4:55 to tell me that I will be on the TAC combo for my treatment! That means I will take Taxotere, Adriamycin, and Cytoxan and more meds afterward to be picked up at the pharmacy! It's a bit overwhelming for someone who only took ONE pill her whole life.
My neighbor watched the kids, put them to bed, and did my dishes tonight while Brian and I went out for coffee :) We spent the first 30 minutes just driving around talking. It is rare to get 30 uninterrupted minutes to talk.
I believe there are 2 horrible things to all this so far. #1-losing my hair (has to be the hardest thing to deal with so far) I look in the mirror and I don't even see me anymore...plus it's just going to get worse. #2-not having a clue how and when these drugs will effect me. I want to know what day I will feel like crap. The not knowing is really hard.
Goodnight, I am off to bed...I will be wearing my "Cancer Sucks" shirt tomorrow :) I truly belive that statement.