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jojo · 10-28-2005, 11:48 AM

Lyn, anything is possible, although next to impossible, too.

I would have NEVER guessed that I might get diabetic, based on my family history and eating habits. Lo and behold, after all the first rounds of chemo (AC/T), my blood sugar has gone wacko, a bit unpredictable.

I am also on Xeloda, so I will ask onc about this as well.

Man, this is crazy!!!! <shaking head>

10-28-2005, 11:48 AM	#2
jojo Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: San Francisco Bay Area in California Posts: 176	Hi Lyn Lyn, anything is possible, although next to impossible, too. I would have NEVER guessed that I might get diabetic, based on my family history and eating habits. Lo and behold, after all the first rounds of chemo (AC/T), my blood sugar has gone wacko, a bit unpredictable. I am also on Xeloda, so I will ask onc about this as well. Man, this is crazy!!!! <shaking head> __________________ *Blessings & Peace,* ~jojo~ 1st Dx: May '03 at age 35 Stage 3b 6cm IDC tumor 17/18 + nodes Neoadjuvant: 4x A/C dose dense; 12x weekly Taxol & weekly Herceptin Left Mastectomy: Nov '03 27x Rads Stage 4 since June '04 Still on maintenance Herceptin since the very beginning Currently on Abraxane (3 weeks / 1 week off)