Blood counts are lower, CA19-9 is higher -- up to 589. Not great, but the doctor says it's still too soon to tell if the FOLFOX is working. One more round of the chemo and we'll have a better idea.
I'm feeling a bit low these days, and not just because food either doesn't go down or doesn't stay down. People have said all along that I have a great attitude, but not right at the moment. Oh, well. This, too, shall pass.
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What do you do when you find out you have pancreatic cancer? Tell everyone about it, of course. Why "green bananas?" Because we keep buying them as a sign of faith in the future. What do we need from you? Good thoughts and the occasional bad joke.
5 comments:
It *will* pass. Hugs to you in the meantime.
I think it's only natural under the circumstances. I have moments of extreme overwhelming 'what the ...' and hang in there knowing they will pass. I view them as a small price to pay for feeling okay most of the time. Get the knitting out and knit the glumness away! Love the shelving up the stairs by the way. :D
Love ya, Lucie! Hang in there! E-hugs!!!!
Lucie we are sending our strongest karma your way.
A few days of nausea will make any one blue. You are an amazing woman with rare courage and insight.
I LOVE the RED staircase. Way to go Jerry!
Lucie,
I 've been reading your blog for months now, a fellow knitter. Sending many good thoughts and prayers your way!
Please remember that there are lots more knitters (and regular people) out there pulling for you! Have a great 4th weekend..melissa
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