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angg66
9 years agoMember
Chemo starts Wed
Hi all,
I am feeling really apprehensive today. I start chemo (nab-paclitaxel also know as Abraxane) on Wednesday morning for my various pesky mets. I am scared of the side effects having had a awful experience on another chemo drug last year. But I know it needs to be done. F@@@ CANCER!!
Ange xx
I am feeling really apprehensive today. I start chemo (nab-paclitaxel also know as Abraxane) on Wednesday morning for my various pesky mets. I am scared of the side effects having had a awful experience on another chemo drug last year. But I know it needs to be done. F@@@ CANCER!!
Ange xx
15 Replies
- sammy1970MemberHi angg66hope everything but the best for you and chemo gets those pests love Sam ❤️
- ScooperMemberHi Angg66. Good luck for tomorrow. Hope the chemo kicks your mets to the kerb. Rest up and look after yourself.
xxxxxxxx - angg66MemberHi @Scooper. I had my first chemo session last Wed. Felt fine for the first few days. Then fatigue kicked in on the weekend. I've been having afternoon naps as a result. Also having aches & pains everywhere. Next session is tomorrow! Ange xxx
- ScooperMemberThinking of you Angg 66. Hope you are doing as well as expected.
xxxxxx - AfraserMemberGood start, well done. One less to go!
- angg66MemberHad my first dose of chemo last Wednesday. Feel ok. Trying to keep positive & doing normal things. Thank you all for your good wishes...
- socodaMember@angg66, Hope your doing okay lovely. Sending a big hug. Xx
- ChantellepMemberHey. Oncology feels a bit like a dark art; and you'll probably find that you have a slightly different response to each treatment. It's good to know about side effects because then you can take appropriate action ASAP without getting stressed out, but try not to worry in advance -- these things might not happen to you. Everyone is different. Be kind to yourself now as you get over your first dose and keep doing what you need to to keep well and to keep your head strong to get through the course. Women are amazing!
- ZoffielMemberHey @angg66 Hopefully by the time you read this you will have had your treatment and be safely home. Quite likely thinking WTF just happened and what comes next, but home safe. Marg xxx
- iserbrownMember@angg66 wishing you a smooth run through treatment with minimal or no side effects! Take care