Thank you Claire.
I honestly am not even fussed by all the problems as long as I can get away without serious permanent ddamag.
I have a fantastic GP but he does not have much experience with Chemo patients so he has no idea if what was happening to me was expected or not for AC chemo.
I was contacting the Cancer Centre when the symptoms Oncologist is now saying were making me 'unpredictable' yet they were never alarmed and each time pretry much said "yup that is just Chemo".
That is why it was such a shock to have had that reaction from the Oncologist yesterday and now honestly feel even if he agrees somehow to proceed with the 2nd session if I contact them with questions about "issues" or go to Emergency he will use it as a reason to stop Chemo.
It may be stupid to feel that way but at this moment I just feel backed into a corner.
Thank you again for sharing the ossies you encountered as it is a relief that I am ot that 'special' and 'unusual' as was led to believe by him yesterday.
Obviously this can be done - just need to find a way to balance the meds and diet to find a solution.
Jel.
