Sneaky, but great, advice, Made!!!
You just have to wait until no one is looking and then pick up the ball and throw it.
You just have to wait until no one is looking and then pick up the ball and throw it.
Chemo starts tomorrow, 4-16, 2012. I will be receiving Cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan) and Doxorubicin (Adriamycin) by chemo port and then the next day, I will receive Neulasta to help protect against infection. The side effects from the chemo are listed as moderate to severe, so I can expect pretty much total hair loss in addition to all the other side effects. I have to really get into a routine of drinking lots of water as I go through chemo. We have bought the Vitamix so I can make nutritional smoothies that will also help with some of the side effects, like mouth and throat sores and nausea. I am NOT looking forward to going through this, but I am looking forward to living.
On Wednesday, I went to the hospital to get the chemo port put it. Because of the lymph nodes removal and possible lymphedema, I cannot have anything done to my arms. So, to get an IV started, the nurse FIRST tried the top of my foot. No go. Then she tried the other foot. No go. Talk about pain!!! Then she tried the back of my hand. No go. Then she tried a prominent vein on my wrist. No go. Finally, I told her to do it in my left arm (only one lymph node removed) and call it good. It worked.
When I went into the surgery room, one of the nurses asked me what kind of music I wanted. I said, “Christmas.” So they put on Pandora and played Christmas music for me. Of course, I was “asleep” for quite a bit of the surgery, but I awoke to Dean Martin playing in the background. I asked one of the nurses if he were bored listening to the music. He said he would have been prior to his marriage. But his wife LOVES all the holidays, and he said he now likes Christmas music and loves to celebrate all the other holidays, too.
Chemo starts tomorrow, 4-16, 2012. I will be receiving Cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan) and Doxorubicin (Adriamycin) by chemo port and then the next day, I will receive Neulasta to help protect against infection. The side effects from the chemo are listed as moderate to severe, so I can expect pretty much total hair loss in addition to all the other side effects. I have to really get into a routine of drinking lots of water as I go through chemo. We have bought the Vitamix so I can make nutritional smoothies that will also help with some of the side effects, like mouth and throat sores and nausea. I am NOT looking forward to going through this, but I am looking forward to living.
On Wednesday, I went to the hospital to get the chemo port put it. Because of the lymph nodes removal and possible lymphedema, I cannot have anything done to my arms. So, to get an IV started, the nurse FIRST tried the top of my foot. No go. Then she tried the other foot. No go. Talk about pain!!! Then she tried the back of my hand. No go. Then she tried a prominent vein on my wrist. No go. Finally, I told her to do it in my left arm (only one lymph node removed) and call it good. It worked.
When I went into the surgery room, one of the nurses asked me what kind of music I wanted. I said, “Christmas.” So they put on Pandora and played Christmas music for me. Of course, I was “asleep” for quite a bit of the surgery, but I awoke to Dean Martin playing in the background. I asked one of the nurses if he were bored listening to the music. He said he would have been prior to his marriage. But his wife LOVES all the holidays, and he said he now likes Christmas music and loves to celebrate all the other holidays, too.
Good Morning, Christmas friends!!
I think this is the last day of the cold front![]()
80's & 90's later this week...
I so enjoyed the cooler temps, clouds & rain.
Sounds strange, but I get sick of the constant sun & warm weather...
I need 4 seasons!! :grin:
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I love this photo !! May I copy it please ??
Good Sunday morning, dear Christmas family
It is sunny and it is going to be warm here today (80 Degrees)
We have obedience class with Hermione later.....I hope she is not so scared as she was...
We haven't heard anything further on Ivy yet. Probably that will be later this evening around 6 - 6:30 when the doctor checks on her. I fear it is coming down to the "big decision"........I dont want that but if she cannot have a quality life again then it is time but we aren't there yet........Thank you all for your prayers. They are ALWAYS welcome.........Meanwhile, Wish is running around frisky like he is a puppy again....amazing.....Why do I love animals so much ?? Right now I wish I didn't in a way but then I wouldn't be me.....
I am praying for all those in the path of the recent horrible storms...My God....to have your home wiped out or lose someone in a tornado....that would be beyond horrible....xo
MerryMistletoe - I hope you will feel better soon....I am so sorry youare sick...
Made - How is that little niece doing ??
Sugar - How are your little ones doing ?? You little daughter sounds so precious..... I am sure you are so proud of her......Big hugs to you and your family of course including (((Ella))))
CAH and SIT - Big (((Hugs))) to you both. SIT you DESERVE a position on day shift. I cant believe they have given you the run around for a whole year or longer !! They just don't know a good and dedicated employee when they see one........
Meceka - (((Hugs))) to you, Palmer, Mouse and Bo xo
Xmas- How are you ?? No doubt tired from your job....I hope you are doing well...and your litle ones and Mrs. Xmas too ! xo
Coach - I hope you are doing well too. I admire you so much and your dedication to kids.
Binger and Crown - (((Hugs))) to you both as I drink both my coffee and tea this morning xo
Snowflake - ((Hugs)) to you and Har xo
Shellie - ((Hugs)) to you and Scooby and Sasha xo
Brad - I feel so bad for your broher. Obviously his girlfriend doesn't know a good man when she sees one. Praying that he will find someone who REALLY appreciates him and also still praying for Gail xo
((((Hugs))))) to Ella, Harlowe, Snickers, Snowball, Scooby, Sasha, Pocket, Victor, Maggie, Daisy, Gomez and siblings, Chico and siblings, and all furkids everywhere xo
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Xmas- How are you ?? No doubt tired from your job....I hope you are doing well...and your little ones and Mrs. Xmas too ! xo
She is doing okay. Her headache finally went away after 2 weeks. Now we are just hoping that the Neuro has some ideas on tuesday and that she gets a good report from the Rheumy on friday.
Chemo starts tomorrow, 4-16, 2012. I will be receiving Cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan) and Doxorubicin (Adriamycin) by chemo port and then the next day, I will receive Neulasta to help protect against infection. The side effects from the chemo are listed as moderate to severe, so I can expect pretty much total hair loss in addition to all the other side effects. I have to really get into a routine of drinking lots of water as I go through chemo. We have bought the Vitamix so I can make nutritional smoothies that will also help with some of the side effects, like mouth and throat sores and nausea. I am NOT looking forward to going through this, but I am looking forward to living.
On Wednesday, I went to the hospital to get the chemo port put it. Because of the lymph nodes removal and possible lymphedema, I cannot have anything done to my arms. So, to get an IV started, the nurse FIRST tried the top of my foot. No go. Then she tried the other foot. No go. Talk about pain!!! Then she tried the back of my hand. No go. Then she tried a prominent vein on my wrist. No go. Finally, I told her to do it in my left arm (only one lymph node removed) and call it good. It worked.
When I went into the surgery room, one of the nurses asked me what kind of music I wanted. I said, “Christmas.” So they put on Pandora and played Christmas music for me. Of course, I was “asleep” for quite a bit of the surgery, but I awoke to Dean Martin playing in the background. I asked one of the nurses if he were bored listening to the music. He said he would have been prior to his marriage. But his wife LOVES all the holidays, and he said he now likes Christmas music and loves to celebrate all the other holidays, too.
Chemo starts tomorrow, 4-16, 2012. I will be receiving Cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan) and Doxorubicin (Adriamycin) by chemo port and then the next day, I will receive Neulasta to help protect against infection. The side effects from the chemo are listed as moderate to severe, so I can expect pretty much total hair loss in addition to all the other side effects. I have to really get into a routine of drinking lots of water as I go through chemo. We have bought the Vitamix so I can make nutritional smoothies that will also help with some of the side effects, like mouth and throat sores and nausea. I am NOT looking forward to going through this, but I am looking forward to living.
On Wednesday, I went to the hospital to get the chemo port put it. Because of the lymph nodes removal and possible lymphedema, I cannot have anything done to my arms. So, to get an IV started, the nurse FIRST tried the top of my foot. No go. Then she tried the other foot. No go. Talk about pain!!! Then she tried the back of my hand. No go. Then she tried a prominent vein on my wrist. No go. Finally, I told her to do it in my left arm (only one lymph node removed) and call it good. It worked.
When I went into the surgery room, one of the nurses asked me what kind of music I wanted. I said, “Christmas.” So they put on Pandora and played Christmas music for me. Of course, I was “asleep” for quite a bit of the surgery, but I awoke to Dean Martin playing in the background. I asked one of the nurses if he were bored listening to the music. He said he would have been prior to his marriage. But his wife LOVES all the holidays, and he said he now likes Christmas music and loves to celebrate all the other holidays, too.
If you like hockey, turn the Pens vs. Flyers game on. It's getting good!
had a beautiful sunday with friends, going to the movies to watch Ben10 Destroy All Aliens...then have some food at KFC´s, then off home, going to a playground with Kandice....having coffee (I) and icecream (Kandi) and then off to my grandma to kinda console her, since she had a really, really bad day ....she misses grandpa so so so so much...she wishes she was with him....which breaks my heart....for her...and for me, too...I could not imagine losing her this year as well...........my mother is helping her where she can, we are trying to comfort her......but her son....who is living right behind her house....doesnt go and look after her a bit....he just ignores her....nobody knows why.....but he and his wife are pretty much dead for me....horrible people
I love my hockey, this game is getting nasty, the refs better get control or someone is going to get injured. The Pens are playing like a minor league team, Fleury is letting too many rebounds out, and Philly is taking advantage of it. I hate Philly but JP loves them.
May I ask a question? (haha I already did cheesy )
With the weather being so crazy across the country, today it is in the 80's and tomorrow it will be in the 90's, I can't help but to feel worried about tornadoes coming through here again. When it happened last June it never crossed our mind, and a tornado like that coming the way it did through a 39 mile path right through the middle my town, I worry it could happen again. I know it is probably a once in a lifetime event. But I can't shake the fear or worry of what I saw 10+ months ago. Is this normal to feel that way? Should I go talk to a shrink or something?