If you have half as much spunk as your daughter does, you will be able to
whip this disease called cancer. Chemo has been improved so much over the
last few years that it is not as bad as it once was. Should you feel
nauseous at all after taking your chemo or in the first few days following
it, be sure to let your doctor know and he/she will be able to prescribe
something for you that will stop that.
My thoughts and prayers are with you for a speedy recovery. JoAnne needs
you back well again to keep her in line!!!
Take care and God's speed.
cindy crowe
ccrowe@msn.com
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