Guest guest Posted August 7, 2008 Report Share Posted August 7, 2008 Good Morning All Like many others I was diagnosed on my birthday - and my husband said the other day do you remember being diagnosed. What the? As if you would forget - I just had to say him you idiot - now I know how he can remember my birthday and diagnosis being the same day. I was diagnosed on the Thursday - so I am keeping it to that day and not my actual birthday which is Saturday this year. So Today is my first cancerversary Woke up to guess what? - tadpole eyes - fat lips (no botox needed) - and blood blisters on hands and feet (non itchy - the other days flat blood blisters are now sores - gorgeous - must wear earrings to match their redness). When I looked in the mirror this morning - all I could say was what an absolutely dam good looking woman - the mirror image nodded. Going out to lunch with my friend today for a " shop until you drop moment " I have horses calling for breakfast - so just finished mine and taken my 600mg glivec - ready for the day - and more blood blisters which seems to be my new thing. I hope I can put on shoes with blood blisters breaking otherwise open sandles maybe the go and it is freezing. Nothing like blooded feet to make people stare. LOL ______________________________________________________________ Who was it that had thinning hair. My hair is not thinning - but it does not grow as fast. I was having my hair cut every 6 weeks now every 10 weeks for the same length and it is not the season doing it. Suggestion: I would speak with your specialist before taking any medication as herbs and strength may have impact on your glivec and health in general even if they do make hair grow. ____________________________________________________________ Cheers Sue Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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