Thursday the 16th of February of 2012 was the last day of Grandma M’s cancer treatment. Yes, we still have to wait a month to make sure the tumor is dead. I have great faith this will come to pass. Unfortunately, I was not able to be with her on her last day of treatment. [...]
We in the blog world know that all caps are the equivalent of yelling in the real world. Today is Grandma M’s last day of chemo. NO MORE CHEMO! Oh yes, she, I and all of us have earned the right to shout that phrase. This is week six of everything and after Thursday (last [...]
Yesterday Grandma M attended her second to last chemo treatment and she now has only a week and a half of radiation. Her doctor is pleased with her progress and how well she has handled the whole process. I must say she looks great. Much better than at the beginning. We met a new partner [...]
That is we are in week 4 of Grandma M’s radiation treatments and week 3 of chemo. I must say, so far, so good. She is starting to feel the fatigue from the radiation although I believe she is doing much better then at the beginning. She seems to breathe better and she is walking [...]
Round one of Grandma M’s chemo started on Monday. She received two chemo drugs, benadryl, a steroid, and fluids. I must admit when I heard the word steroid I was catapulted back to when Butterfly, my granddaughter received steroids during her treatment for leukemia. That girl was a lean, mean eating machine. Not to mention [...]
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