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AlaskaAngel · 06-19-2010, 07:53 AM

Hi Sheila. So many twists, over time, in cancer and in life. The neck lymphadenopathy is something I've never heard of either. Thanks for attaching the photos. I still am caring for my parents' place and feel the connections to it, and am glad you have the memories even though I'm sorry to see what happened to it. I can imagine what it must have looked like in the area there at the time it was built originally, and what it would have been like for the first bride who lived there.

The Cytoxan gave me nausea with the 5-FU of CAF, and of course the nausea doesn't help a lot with making sure to drink enough fluid to avoid bladder difficulties. I suspect the difference in strength and slower feeling of recovery might be due to lower blood counts with Cytoxan too, but I don't know?

Hugs,

AlaskaAngel

06-19-2010, 07:53 AM	#3
AlaskaAngel Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Alaska Posts: 2,018	Re: Another Twist in the cancer Hi Sheila. So many twists, over time, in cancer and in life. The neck lymphadenopathy is something I've never heard of either. Thanks for attaching the photos. I still am caring for my parents' place and feel the connections to it, and am glad you have the memories even though I'm sorry to see what happened to it. I can imagine what it must have looked like in the area there at the time it was built originally, and what it would have been like for the first bride who lived there. The Cytoxan gave me nausea with the 5-FU of CAF, and of course the nausea doesn't help a lot with making sure to drink enough fluid to avoid bladder difficulties. I suspect the difference in strength and slower feeling of recovery might be due to lower blood counts with Cytoxan too, but I don't know? Hugs, AlaskaAngel