Judy: The nurse showed my husband how to give the shots, but he knew already from being a Medivac in Viet Nam. His shots didn't hurt as much as hers -- they were practically painless. Could someone in your family learn to give them to you? That way you could get them at home. Just a suggestion. Love, Kathy
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From: JUD814@AOL.COM [SMTP:JUD814@AOL.COM]
Sent: Wednesday, November 18, 1998 11:06 PM
To: mol-cancer@lists.meds.com
Subject: Re: [MOL] Liz !
Kathy,
Thanks will try to go get it this week end. New chemo today went ok, until i
woke up from my nap. Sick as a dog. Flu like symtoms. Ache all over and
very thirsty. Have drank 4 glass of iced tea and 4 waters. now i am in
bathroom more then ever. LOL
The pre med are cortazone and i can't sleep more that 3 hrs. Well only have
to take it until tomarrow. Start my shots for 7 days for this chemo brings
down my white count. such fun to travel 20 miles a day for 7 days. my family
doesn't want me to drive because i get weak. have to find rides. Want to go
by my self; hate inposing on other friends and family. will see how i feel in
the morning. might just jump in car or van anyway. well its 12 AM maybe i
can get some sleep now. will write you later.
love,
judy
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