Mount A/C
Tuesday, July 21st, 2009I made it down the other side of Mount A/C! I conquered it. It was quite a trek and I never want to do it again, but I’m glad it’s done. I hope none of you ever have to experience it. For those of you who’ve gone through it, we now belong to a sisterhood of strong women!
Now….on to Taxol. We’re doing a dose dense round of Taxol. This means every two weeks, just like A/C. I keep making the nurses, techs and cancer survivors promise me that Taxol isn’t as bad as A/C. I’m clinging to hope that I won’t have to deal with nausea anymore. I just can’t do it again. They tell me it’s not a cake walk, but I won’t have to deal with nausea. They say I’ll have pain in my muscles and bones. Tingling and numbness in my hands and feet. I don’t look forward to that. Somtimes people can’t tolerate the dose dense version because tingling and numbness in the hands and feet become progressively worse and never go away. Let’s hope that doesn’t happen to me. Maybe God will work a miracle and grant me four pain and problem free chemo treatments. He can ya know.
I’ve decided to switch surgeons to Dr. Liberty-Hoberman for the mastectomy. Thanks to everyone for your referrals. No offense to Dr. Housekamp, I just prefer a lady doctor. Dr. Housekamp is a wonderful person and I feel bad for switching, but I gotta do what I gotta do.
Oh and my Jeremiah verse still pops up time to time in various greeting cards and emails. I love it.
