Chemo journey, part I

[nontacitare]

I successfully completed my first chemo session, and am happy to report that I survived to tell the tale.

The rest will be cut for those who don't want the gory details.

Comments

[chronarchy]

Alright. I'll bring the stuff I have for you tonight. ;) See you then!

[nontacitare]

Thanks again. It was fun seeing all the familiar faces tonight.

[braider]

Oh! Right. Knew that. Was thinking you had another session today. Not 'til next week.

[nontacitare]

Thank you for the virtual roses. They were lovely.

[viedansante]

Always get prescriptions, you can choose not to get them filled if you don't need them. The irritation of calling to get a script and then waiting for it to be filled can thus be mitigated. It's win-win. :-)

[nontacitare]

Yeah, I just need to convince the oncologist of that. ;-)

[rfunk]

It's good to know how this is working for you day by day. That sucks about the pain. I'm glad you're feeling better now.

BTW, I found a few more things of yours, mostly stuff to go into storage.

[nontacitare]

Hm, I thought I'd gotten everything. Contact me off-line and we can make arrangements.

[wishesofastar]

I'm glad you have contact with some people who have gone through this before and can give you advice. And it was good seeing you tonight!

[nontacitare]

It was good seeing you too, and finally getting that book back to you. See you at Context.