Must-haves for chemo
Hi all. I am about to start chemotherapy next week, fortnightly for 8 weeks and then weekly for 12. There is SOOOOOOOOOO much out there about what it will be like, what the side effects will be, what ...
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Hi @ShazLou
I took my ipad / tablet with me to treatment, it was great as it kept me occupied and distracted during my treatments. I found that I couldn't really read a book as there was a lot going on around me plus they brain fog! I had free WiFi at the hospital so I streamed tv shows, played games, emailed etc etc,
@Cath62 has some great suggestions above! I found qigong has helped me a lot through my treatment. Look good feel better have some online sessions (lgfb.org.au).
Try to treat yourself each day, even something small like a nice soap, cake, walk in the sun, etc etc,
Best wishes for next week.
I took my ipad / tablet with me to treatment, it was great as it kept me occupied and distracted during my treatments. I found that I couldn't really read a book as there was a lot going on around me plus they brain fog! I had free WiFi at the hospital so I streamed tv shows, played games, emailed etc etc,
@Cath62 has some great suggestions above! I found qigong has helped me a lot through my treatment. Look good feel better have some online sessions (lgfb.org.au).
Try to treat yourself each day, even something small like a nice soap, cake, walk in the sun, etc etc,
Best wishes for next week.