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Hi Nikki, don't get too disheartened, I was diagnosed in 1998 with 16 out of 16 all positive with a aggresive cancer and not responsive to hormones. I have been having treatment ever since chemo and radiation, and survived a severe heart problem in October last, under active thyroid, and now being treated for a positive node in the right side of neck, I had 15 doses of radiation for that, and all while nursing a fractured shoulder since January last year, so they say what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, with all that I am kept busy at 4 different hospitals for individual treatments, I like to think I am bullet proof. I am to have reconstruction and the only problem they have with chemo is that it has to be done before your next scheduled dose or about 72 hours after, it is so they are not exposed to the chemo drugs. Another problem would be is, if you get sick with your drugs you wouldn't feel like it.
Big Hugs Lyn
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