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MicheleR
5 years agoMember
What did you do to mark the end of active treatment?
So im kindof limping over the end of active treatment. There has been no fanfare, no celebrations and no bells. I finished chemo late. Id been looking forward to finishing before new years and ...
Julez1958
5 years agoMember
Hi there
I figured I might feel a bit flat at the end of active treatment which was mid December so apart from a bubble bath and lovely home cooked meal by my husband on the night of , I booked a holiday for a week at the beginning of February down the south coast of NSW ( I am in Sydney) at a holiday house.
It was on a hill with a great view and next to a state forest , had lots of kangaroos.
It was very restorative .
I have been on a few holidays to South Australia and there are lots of great places to get away , my picks would be the Flinders Ranges and McLaren Vale.
it is definitely worth celebrating!
I figured I might feel a bit flat at the end of active treatment which was mid December so apart from a bubble bath and lovely home cooked meal by my husband on the night of , I booked a holiday for a week at the beginning of February down the south coast of NSW ( I am in Sydney) at a holiday house.
It was on a hill with a great view and next to a state forest , had lots of kangaroos.
It was very restorative .
I have been on a few holidays to South Australia and there are lots of great places to get away , my picks would be the Flinders Ranges and McLaren Vale.
it is definitely worth celebrating!