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janet11 · 03-30-2007, 01:09 PM

Hey, if you can pick up satellite, you can entertain yourself during infusions (*smile*). My sticks out a little too, but that just makes it easier for the chemo nurses to FIND it. I'm certainly not lean by ANY interpretation of the word, but sometimes that seems to just happen depending on where the surgeon sticks it.

You don't need the doom and gloom... glad you're finding someone else to go to.

Janet

03-30-2007, 01:09 PM	#7
janet11 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Rowlett, TX Posts: 138	Hey, if you can pick up satellite, you can entertain yourself during infusions (smile). My sticks out a little too, but that just makes it easier for the chemo nurses to FIND it. I'm certainly not lean by ANY interpretation of the word, but sometimes that seems to just happen depending on where the surgeon sticks it. You don't need the doom and gloom... glad you're finding someone else to go to. Janet __________________ Janet in Rowlett Texas Dx July 2006 IDC 1.8cm, ER-/PR- HER2+ (FISH 7), KI67 High (60%) grade 3, TOPO II neg Aug2006: lumpectomy, SNB (4 nodes neg), Stage 1 Jan 2007: Finished 6 cycles of TCH (Taxotere, Carboplatin, Her ceptin). Then Herceptin every 3 weeks. Feb 2007: Completed Radiation May 2007: Stopped Herceptin due to low LVEF (49%) July 2007: LVEF now 44% -- starting Coreg May 2008: Heart NORMAL! Yippee.