Vix
8 years agoMember
Eribulin chemo
Hi everyone!
Just asking if anyone is on Eribulin chemo and if so how are you tolerating it?
I have been on Abraxane since September with tumour markers reducing nicely down to 30 (they were at 67 when we started Abraxane), the markers started to rise & hit 49.
CT was mixed results, some remission, some tumours had shrunk yet a new spot in L2 & 2 spots left lung (sigh). Medical Oncologist decided time to swap chemo.
Also MRI showed some new spots in my head (brain tumour removed August 2016) so doing two rounds of stereotatic radiosurgery to zap those suckers. Yep, locked in my Hannibal Lector mask for 50 minutes - thank goodness for Valium & Ativan to get claustrophobic me through it and the amazing caring beautiful patient staff @ Genesis Cancer Care. one treatment down, one to go next Saturday.
Seems out of nowhere I have developed an allergic reaction to MRI contrast - as soon as it was injected my throat swelled up. They got me out of the tunnel so quick & code blue called. Lucky it settled on its own but wow never seen so many nurses and doctors come running so fast! It was such a blur - maybe that's a good thing!
Will just keep jumping these hurdles as we do.
Just asking if anyone is on Eribulin chemo and if so how are you tolerating it?
I have been on Abraxane since September with tumour markers reducing nicely down to 30 (they were at 67 when we started Abraxane), the markers started to rise & hit 49.
CT was mixed results, some remission, some tumours had shrunk yet a new spot in L2 & 2 spots left lung (sigh). Medical Oncologist decided time to swap chemo.
Also MRI showed some new spots in my head (brain tumour removed August 2016) so doing two rounds of stereotatic radiosurgery to zap those suckers. Yep, locked in my Hannibal Lector mask for 50 minutes - thank goodness for Valium & Ativan to get claustrophobic me through it and the amazing caring beautiful patient staff @ Genesis Cancer Care. one treatment down, one to go next Saturday.
Seems out of nowhere I have developed an allergic reaction to MRI contrast - as soon as it was injected my throat swelled up. They got me out of the tunnel so quick & code blue called. Lucky it settled on its own but wow never seen so many nurses and doctors come running so fast! It was such a blur - maybe that's a good thing!
Will just keep jumping these hurdles as we do.