Chemo This Week - I hope
I know it has been eons since I posted to the website. There have been so many doctor visits and the kids getting out of school that I have been swapped and tired. Just a real quick update and I will post more when I feel better (bad cold). My surgical oncologist declared me fit for chemo last week. My oncologist who we met with last week wants me to start chemo this week and I had to complete multiple tests and procedures to make it happen. Friday I had a heart scan, bone density scan, and blood work done. Today (Monday) was my bone scan and tomorrow I go in for outpatient surgery and have a port put in for chemo. Not only will I be getting the 8 chemo treatments but possibly 1-2 years of Herceptin as I am Her2Neu positive. Unfortunately, I have developed this cold, which may prevent me from receiving treatment this week (great timing). I am sure a quick blood test will let us know if my white blood cell count is OK. I am off to bed with some strong cold medicine and hope that after a good nights sleep I will be up to surgery tomorrow.

4 Comments:
At 8:25 PM, June 19, 2006,
Anonymous said…
WE ARE ALL PULLING FOR YOU. AGAIN, IF THERE IS ANYTHING I CAN DO FOR YOU ALL, LET ME KNOW. MIKE Z.
At 8:36 AM, June 20, 2006,
Anonymous said…
I have been catching up with your blog and am amazed & inspired by your strength, wisdom and faith. We can all learn from you and should live our lives everyday with the same optimism. Our love, thoughts and prayers are with you every day and offer you and your family all we have to give.
With great affection,
The Lange's
Mark, Antasha, Aana and Kaysan
At 1:55 PM, June 20, 2006,
Anonymous said…
Cheryl,
I'm sure you can teach those snake-eatin' SF dudes a thing or two about toughness.
With renewed prayers of thanksgiving, hope, and healing,
Neil Hansen's out here; I'll be sure to raise a brew in your name with him tonight. Looking forward to having one with you soon.
Chet (& Carol) Brown
At 2:11 PM, June 20, 2006,
Anonymous said…
Dear Cheryl:
We are in S.C.-got here Sun. after attending our Grandaughters graduation in Virginia. I have checked your blog each & every day but today was the first time there was a message from you and I can see why. You are up to your neck in alligators. It will be a long road for you but,you will walk it one step at a time,starting with baby steps.Everyone is rooting for you and when you get to the finish line you will say "I DID IT" Always keep the faith and think positive.
Fondly
The Mannino's
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