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Barbara H. · 01-17-2007, 02:18 PM

Hi,
I am now stage 4 and taught third grade in 98-99 when I was first diagnosed and had AC and Taxol. I was exposed to everything and never missed school because I was sick. I was on Navelbine from March until Dec. of this past year. I only missed the day in March after my first treatment. I felt as if I had a bad flu for about 3 days. I think it's important to live as normal a life as possible. That being said, I like Sushi, but I no longer eat raw fish. There are some things that we have to give up.
Best wishes,
Barbara H.

01-17-2007, 02:18 PM	#4
Barbara H. Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Newton, MA Posts: 951	Hi, I am now stage 4 and taught third grade in 98-99 when I was first diagnosed and had AC and Taxol. I was exposed to everything and never missed school because I was sick. I was on Navelbine from March until Dec. of this past year. I only missed the day in March after my first treatment. I felt as if I had a bad flu for about 3 days. I think it's important to live as normal a life as possible. That being said, I like Sushi, but I no longer eat raw fish. There are some things that we have to give up. Best wishes, Barbara H.