A rough week

[Lolly]

Tracy, I know the feeling. When my scan dates roll around, it's a struggle to not end up feeling like a lab rat by the end of the day. But you did get through it, and you'll get through the next day too, and for awhile just take it one day at a time like that. One day you'll realize "hey, I'm halfway through this thing!" It DOES get easier. Hang in there kiddo.

<3 Lolly

[Tracy]

My scans were clear, Thank God!!! I had my chemo, I feel ok right now, but getting tired. I found I have arthritis in my feet and knees. He saw 2 small "nodules" 4mm on my lung but said it is nothing he is worried about! Thanks for all the prayers.

Tracy

Tracy - Thank God, yes on your good scans!!!

The email I received right before your good news was that a very dear friend of mine has just been diagnosed with BC and will have surgery next week. We'll be driving to San Francisco to spend the weekend with her, help sort through her questions and lend moral support. It never ends, but thank goodness we have each other. I am very grateful for this support group.

All the best,
Karen

[Patty H]

Tracy
I remember when I had my first set of scans. I cried through most of them. It is all so over whelming and scary at first. I think the young lab tecs didn't know what to do with this woman crying. And my scans came out pretty good then too. Now when I have scans I always get a little apprehience but no more tears. We do adjust and it is completely normal to feel the way you did that day. It will get easier. best of luck Patty H

[sassy]

I found that keeping a good attitude and deciding that chemo would not get me down helped a great deal--chemo is not what it used to be!

Sassy
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