Only a week left of radiotherapy!

I am at the lake cooling off my hot and itchy forehead after five weeks of radiotherapy and chemotherapy.
BACKSTORY:
From Wednesday the second of August through to Tuesday the eighth of August, I was in hospital having, and then recovering, from surgery to remove a brain tumor.
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I am fighting this from my end with an extremely low carbohydrate healthy ketogenic diet, exercise, and minimising stress.
If anyone has any helpful tips or success stories related to this approach, please comment or send me an email.
AUG 2 2023 - Diagnosed with brain tumor
AUG 4 2023 - Surgery to remove brain tumor
SEP 14 2023 to OCT 30 - Radiotherapy/Chemotherapy
NOV - 4 weeks without treatment, followed by an MRI
DEC 2023 - MAY 2024 - Six months of taking a stronger chemotherapy pill five days per month
On August 2nd 2023, after experiencing increasingly severe symptoms, I was diagnosed with a grade 4 astrocytoma brain tumor.
On August 4th I had surgery to remove the tumour. They believe they removed ninety-five percent of it, so I will need chemotherapy and radiation treatment.
For six weeks, from September 14, I will undergo five-days-a-week of precision radiation treatment at the same time as a chemo pill. This will be followed by four weeks of no treatment. Then I will have an MRI, before resuming six months of further treatment in which I will be taking a chemo pill for five days each month. This pill will be three times stronger than the one I took during radiation.
I will be documenting the whole thing here, so if you know anyone who might get something out of it, please share my videos.

[@user-jw8vk1dn2y]

That was so nice,thank-ou for sharing,💗💗💗

[@doridoo5715]

You're in the home stretch! Oh how I sympathize with the red itchy forehead....it too will pass!!

[@drudown7628]

Finish strong!!! I took my son to my last session, so thankful for my treatment. God bless 🙏🏼 you’ve got this!!!

[@JaneWhiteheadBrainStory]

That’s great that you shared that with your son. Wonderful.

[@my-4th-cancer]

Last straight line ahead! 👉✊

[@JaneWhiteheadBrainStory]

YEEESSS!

[@jrpeet]

Jane, praying for you now. I had radiation burn on my backside after prostate cancer radiation treatments.

[@JaneWhiteheadBrainStory]

There is no way around it. That would have been horrendous. I hope it healed well and in good time. Thanks for your continuing prayers @jrpeet.

[@jpnm81]

for your chemo, try and use hydroxychloroquine 400 mg 10 days, you should fare quite well, as well as high dose melatonin