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@intolight That sounds like a good plan. Hope that some of the tumors can be radiated-it makes such a difference.

Intolight- glad you have a plan ❤️ you can live with and feels good for you. My current chemo is every three weeks, and I feel underwater for a day or two but normal rest of the time lol which is probably relative…. Some chemos are much easier to tolerate. You never know, I have been on some form of chemo for three years now. It’s fine, it is what it is and every body responds differently. Glad you have a MO who is open to adjustments. Pain is never easy, that is the hard one. I’m crossing my fingers for you and wishing relief that radiation might ease it.

wren - hoping in your pocket too tomorrow, I hope your scans are fast and your patience to pass the time includes fun reading or something digital to watch?

mara- kitties are so forgiving, glad you are home with them and they are back to natural meows for food and cuddle time

cookie - sorry about the eagles…

Re working , I’m 67 and still work full time, I teach and do admin in an university and love it. I like helping people and sharing , learning. But I can work from home as a medical accommodation which makes all the difference and never felt too sick to focus. When I’d feel under the weather I can nap and make up my own hours, so it’s a unique set up. Always an individual decision. As most of life.

Hugs to all and happy Tuesday ❤️

@wren44 In your pocket waiting, that is certainly a long wait to have between injection and scan. Waiting is never much fun.

Welp, suppertime here, did not accomplish much yet. Just having frozen penne alfredo and chicken, once cooked just put mostly dry seasoning with a squirt of the wet. For dessert think I am finally doing the yogurts, banana and mio. Overall lazy day but making sure floor, kitchen and laundry are getting done as needed, want all done by 9pm I think. I just need it done once a day.

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@wren44 - Count me in your pocket too. Good luck with these. I absolutely know the sitting around and waiting for hours with the CT and bone scans. I have a friend who comes and picks me up and accompanies me, and we usually start out in the mid morning where I get the injection, then I get the CT; we go to lunch, and then go back and do the bone scan, before leaving. It does take several hours like you noted, but it does help with a friend and that break in the sessions where we can go get lunch or whatever. Again, best of luck!