Update 8/23
Well, this round of chemo (#6) has been diferent so far. At the moment, I'm laying down on the couch blogging from here and this is pretty much as good as it gets for today. I ake it back, Lou Sexson and Rich Ruocco came in and woke me up this morning to make me a smoothie and visit for a bit. Rich was sporting his BlochAid shirt and it made me laugh. He looks great in pink. It was fun to see them even though I was a bit out of it, and as soon as they left, I crawled back into bed. In fact, I have been in bed most of the day. I'm thanking God that I'm not nauseus - that is huge. It was too bad that I had to bow out of having a fabulous dinner with the Hydes tonight, but I just wasnt up to it.
It's kind of funny, I mean, maybe the decadron (which is an anti-inflammatory steroid that they infuse before I receive the Taxtere (chemo drug I'm on now) really kept me up on Monday night after the infusionn and I was feeling great on Tuesday. I'm actually surprised that I'm not feeling as great as I did last time. That's the way it goes. I'm glad that God keeps me hagning on to Him and not my own notions about how it should be....He does that with all of us...all day long.
Bless you,
Julie
2 Comments:
Hi Julie! Your faith and positive attitude are an inspiration to all of us!! I think of you every day and I certainly hope you will call if you need someone to accompany you to the doctor or help with cleaning your house...or just for anything!!!
Please make sure to let me know if you need donated days...you will definitely get mine!!
Carole Ferraud
Hi Julie,
I am SO thankful to God for you. You are a blessing and an awesome witness to God's love. Savannah and I are praying for you and for the caregivers in charge. I am a nurse and although oncology is not my specialty, and because you asked for an opinion, I think the double mastectomy is what I would elect to do for exactly the reasons you mentioned.
We will see you at Fantasy Springs!! Love in Christ,
Teresa Hignight
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