Day Four started out a little slower than the days before. I am sleeping more and longer. My Man woke me around 9:45am to tell me he was heading out to get cleaned up. I think I ordered breakfast and fell back to sleep. A nurse woke me up later to tell me to eat before my food got cold. I ate a little. Note to restaurants: Do not call than hash browns if they really home fries. There is a difference people!!! After I ate I fell back asleep. My Man woke me up when he came back.
I am feeling a bit worn down today. Lucky for me, my period has started. Really? I thought chemo stopped that shit. Ugh. So there is that making me feel like poo. I just finished my 5th round of chemo and I think it is starting to mess with me a bit. Like right now I am having issues tying this! Maybe it is time to o my zombie check and take a nap.
huge
almost done. (with this round)
Sleep is good… your body knows what it needs…one more for this round … rooting for you love you
Hi Shay. I started reading your blog again just when you announced that the biatch C returned. C has affect my life in so many ways from my mom, to best friends to children that I mentor.
I’m happy that you are keeping your mind active with the blog. My mom went through chemo over 30 years ago; I was probably not much older than your son. She said the things that got her through besides needing to be there for my sister and me were drawing and creating recipes to make for when she got better. She also tried to find as many ways to laugh, even if that meant telling dumb jokes and drawing silly comics for the nurses. Have you seen dogshaming.com? I like to waste a good 20 minutes on it in the morning before getting on to the serious stuff in life.
Tough to fathom that my college roommate has had to tackle so much in such a short time but my golly, from reading about all you went through and are doing, you are quite a champ. Twenty years ago I’m sure neither of us could’ve even predicted what our lives would be like now.
Anyhoo, you will be on my list of those who I honorably train for this fall. I will be running an bootcamp like obstacle course in honor of all of those in my life who has had to deal with C. I doesn’t matter where or what type, or even how long I’ve know you. I want to be strong for all.
Stay strong!!!!! I’ve got pom poms with your name on them
This is nature’s way of healing so sleep. I think that you are remarkable, love you lots.
Love you too!