I appreciate you documenting your journey. You are so uplifting. I didn’t think I needed to read or watch anyone’s journey, but it honestly is helpful. I’ve only had one treatment so far. I’m just going through the motions of the side effects. I don’t want to complain too much because it could definitely be worse. I’m staying positive and refuse to let this define me. I will probably go get my head shaved next Tuesday even though I will have another week before my 2nd treatment. Mainly due to me getting off of work in the afternoon and just being ready to get home. I believe that you are spot on about eating healthy, lots of protein, staying hydrated and getting plenty of rest. Chemo is extremely exhausting! Sending Prayers, lots of love, and big hugs to you 🩷🩷🩷
you and ur mom look like twins 😂 what a precious picture of you and mom ❤ i lost my mom 5 years ago and we use to talk everyday i miss her sooo much ! even in the midst of going thru the storm take time to enjoy those precious moments . life can change in a instant
Aww thank you! That made my mom’s day lol! I’m so sorry for your loss. You have a beautiful angel watching over you every day. I hope it brings you peace in knowing that your mom’s spirit will forever live on in your heart. She is just a thought away & she is always with you 💕🙏🏻
no one tells you your bones can turn into the consistency of a sieve and it will crumble, especially your teeth, that's what happened to me, not one of my hair fell out, i lost most of my teeth, not immediately, gradually, because my bone mess was getting weaker and weaker, then biting an apple or a carrot you will start seeing them crack under the smallest pressure. Take minerals and calcium.
Aww thank you! Yea, she is my angel 🥰 I know it must be hard for her to witness her child fighting cancer but she has been strong, too, and so supportive through my journey. She has faith that something good will come of all this. I’m so grateful for my mom 🥰
I am trying to prep for AC infusion. Your videos are so helpful. Were you able to be around others after infusion on a daily basis. I have mother lives with me. Thank you for any help. Getting nervous here!
Hi! Yes, I was around my 4 year old and my mother daily for my entire chemo journey. I did, however, wear a mask around crowds, public places and people who traveled. When I shaved my head, I took my mask off because I was more than 6ft away from other clients in the salon. The oncology nurses will tell you (if your oncologist hasn’t already) to “flush twice” after you urinate for the first day or so. Because as you are urinating, the AC chemo is still leaving your system and you don’t want those chemicals to come into contact with someone else in the home. So every time I went to the bathroom I would double flush before I left the bathroom (for 2-3 days after infusion). Then you can just flush as normal after day 2/3. Hope this helps!! I wish you all the luck with your chemo journey. You’re going to do great. I am here if you ever have questions or anything. I’m glad that my videos are helping you prepare for what to expect. I am going to keep you in my prayers that you have very minimal to no side effects 🙏🏻💕 Just remember - one day at a time, one infusion at a time. You’ve got this! 💪🏻💕
I appreciate you documenting your journey. You are so uplifting. I didn’t think I needed to read or watch anyone’s journey, but it honestly is helpful. I’ve only had one treatment so far. I’m just going through the motions of the side effects. I don’t want to complain too much because it could definitely be worse. I’m staying positive and refuse to let this define me. I will probably go get my head shaved next Tuesday even though I will have another week before my 2nd treatment. Mainly due to me getting off of work in the afternoon and just being ready to get home.
I believe that you are spot on about eating healthy, lots of protein, staying hydrated and getting plenty of rest. Chemo is extremely exhausting! Sending Prayers, lots of love, and big hugs to you 🩷🩷🩷
you and ur mom look like twins 😂 what a precious picture of you and mom ❤ i lost my mom 5 years ago and we use to talk everyday i miss her sooo much ! even in the midst of going thru the storm take time to enjoy those precious moments . life can change in a instant
Aww thank you! That made my mom’s day lol! I’m so sorry for your loss. You have a beautiful angel watching over you every day. I hope it brings you peace in knowing that your mom’s spirit will forever live on in your heart. She is just a thought away & she is always with you 💕🙏🏻
You are doing AMAZING!!!
Thank you love!! 🥰🫶🏻💪🏻
no one tells you your bones can turn into the consistency of a sieve and it will crumble, especially your teeth, that's what happened to me, not one of my hair fell out, i lost most of my teeth, not immediately, gradually, because my bone mess was getting weaker and weaker, then biting an apple or a carrot you will start seeing them crack under the smallest pressure. Take minerals and calcium.
Your mom is so sweet ❤
Aww thank you! Yea, she is my angel 🥰 I know it must be hard for her to witness her child fighting cancer but she has been strong, too, and so supportive through my journey. She has faith that something good will come of all this. I’m so grateful for my mom 🥰
I am trying to prep for AC infusion. Your videos are so helpful. Were you able to be around others after infusion on a daily basis. I have mother lives with me. Thank you for any help. Getting nervous here!
Hi! Yes, I was around my 4 year old and my mother daily for my entire chemo journey. I did, however, wear a mask around crowds, public places and people who traveled. When I shaved my head, I took my mask off because I was more than 6ft away from other clients in the salon. The oncology nurses will tell you (if your oncologist hasn’t already) to “flush twice” after you urinate for the first day or so. Because as you are urinating, the AC chemo is still leaving your system and you don’t want those chemicals to come into contact with someone else in the home.
So every time I went to the bathroom I would double flush before I left the bathroom (for 2-3 days after infusion). Then you can just flush as normal after day 2/3. Hope this helps!! I wish you all the luck with your chemo journey. You’re going to do great. I am here if you ever have questions or anything.
I’m glad that my videos are helping you prepare for what to expect. I am going to keep you in my prayers that you have very minimal to no side effects 🙏🏻💕
Just remember - one day at a time, one infusion at a time. You’ve got this! 💪🏻💕
P.S Chemo also causes leukemia few years down the road. :'(
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Yesss! It’s the best bank! Big or small - throw those wins in there & watch them add up! Be proud of your hard work & be proud of all of your wins 💕😊