This time last week I was writting a little ditty about chocolate and chemo. What a week its been since then. So last monday I had my first chemo treatment. Breezed through the process with no allerg...
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I finished my chemo in early March, what you described is exactly how I felt for the last 3 treatments (Docetaxol). I kept reading that I should be walking and exercising, however, I couldn't get out of bed either. I started to feel that maybe I was a weaker person or a sook because I could just not function as well as I thought other people were coping. In hindsight, I understand that everybody is so different that there is no standard way of coping. You are so right in taking the achievements as they come and enjoying the good days. During the process we all do what we can to get through, you will too. Taking one day at a time is the best thing to do, best wishes to you,
Hazel xx
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