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I agree with Rhonda - an easy access shirt and lots of water. I also bring a blanket (unless one is provided) and some snack food. They premeds can make you hungry - so I bring raisins, granola bar and lunch if needed. A good book and maybe some music to listen too. But the best thing to bring is a good friend, if you can! I hated chemo day but cherished my girl friend time. I had 3 friends that rotated taking me to 18 chemo treatments and they loved taking time from their busy schedules to be with me - we talked, laughed and caught up on our busy lives. It makes the time much easier.
Good luck!
Donna
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Donna
Diagnosed 2/04 - Invasive ductal - no clean margins
node negative - er+pr+, her2++
Mastectomy 4/04 - 4 rounds AC
9/05 - mets to liver treated with carbo/ixabipelone/herceptin
3/06 - complete remission
9/06 - new liver mets, starting Taxotere/Herceptin
1/07 -Liver mets stable, staying on Herceptin
5/07 - Liver, lung progression - starting T/X
12/07 - Liver, lung progression - starting weekly Navilbene/Herceptin
4/08 - Liver progression - started Abraxane, Carbo, Tykerb and Herceptin
7/08 - Liver Progression - started Gemzar, Avastin and Tykerb
10/08 - Liver progression - starting Doxil
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