Ding dong, the pump is gone
I had expected to have my chemo continue over the weekend to coincide with the last radiation treatment on Monday. When I met with the PA at the clinic, she said that it would be silly to keep it for just 3 days. So, they took the infernal thing out today. I feel almost normal without it hanging around.
Monday is the last day of radiation treatment, and the last day I'll meet with the radiation oncologist. Dr. Barrios has been a wonderful doctor, very patient and understanding. The staff at the clinic has been wonderful as well. I won't miss the treatments, but I will miss the people who have been working hard with me to fight this cancer.
The folks at the chemo clinic are nice too, but I haven't seen much of my doctor, just the PA's. They and the nurses are wonderful. I guess I don't understand why I see my radiation oncologist on a weekly basis, but not the main oncologist. I've only seen Dr. Green once, when we first started treatment.
love
Cj
posted by @ 2:58 PM
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Hi Chris, We're so glad to hear your radiation treatments end on Monday. Like your mom said, that will definitely be a good day. Hope you're in good spirits. Nick and I got married this past Saturday and "Uncle Mick" officiated! It was a perfect day and I would love to show you photos if you'd like to see some. Please email me your email if you'd like. Talk to you soon!
Congratulations Lisa (and Nick). You can send me photos at:
cjackson@d a t a - integrity.n e t
just remove the spaces (leave the dash in place.
Cj
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