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- HURRAH!!!! Congratulations on finishing chemo! My

oncology dept. gave me a graduation, (complete with diploma signed by

the Drs. and nurses) after my last A/C...(wish my chemo brain knew

where I put it!). After 5 years, I still get the heebie-jeebies every

time I have to go there for a checkup. One thing that nobody told me

was that you may feel helpless after treatments have ended......like

you're no longer doing all you can to defeat the cancer and panicky

that maybe it's not all gone. I understand now that nearly everyone

goes through that feeling, so don't be upset when it hits! Big hugs,

ssist@... wrote:

Well girls, I've done it...last

4 hours of chemo completed today. Needless to say, I'm thrilled and

sad, all at the same time. I left the office with tears welling in my

eyes, could barely say goodbye to the wonderful girls in the doctor's

office. They hugged and kissed me - they were just great. This part

of the journey has been an uphill struggle. I think the sadness evokes

from the fact that this has been a battle, and

although this faze is done, I still had to go through it...NO ONE

should have to go through this, which is why I choose to do the Walk on

Sunday in New York.

Just remember, I couldn't

have gotten this far, nor done it without all of you...you're

the best and I love you all for all your encouragement and help...

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- HURRAH!!!! Congratulations on finishing chemo! My

oncology dept. gave me a graduation, (complete with diploma signed by

the Drs. and nurses) after my last A/C...(wish my chemo brain knew

where I put it!). After 5 years, I still get the heebie-jeebies every

time I have to go there for a checkup. One thing that nobody told me

was that you may feel helpless after treatments have ended......like

you're no longer doing all you can to defeat the cancer and panicky

that maybe it's not all gone. I understand now that nearly everyone

goes through that feeling, so don't be upset when it hits! Big hugs,

ssist@... wrote:

Well girls, I've done it...last

4 hours of chemo completed today. Needless to say, I'm thrilled and

sad, all at the same time. I left the office with tears welling in my

eyes, could barely say goodbye to the wonderful girls in the doctor's

office. They hugged and kissed me - they were just great. This part

of the journey has been an uphill struggle. I think the sadness evokes

from the fact that this has been a battle, and

although this faze is done, I still had to go through it...NO ONE

should have to go through this, which is why I choose to do the Walk on

Sunday in New York.

Just remember, I couldn't

have gotten this far, nor done it without all of you...you're

the best and I love you all for all your encouragement and help...

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Congrats ! This calls for a *HAPPY* dance at warp speed! Good luck on your walk! Ours is this Saturday! I will be walking with some of these terrific gals in the club.

Well girls, I've done it...last 4 hours of chemo completed today. Needless to say, I'm thrilled and sad, all at the same time. I left the office with tears welling in my eyes, could barely say goodbye to the wonderful girls in the doctor's office. They hugged and kissed me - they were just great. This part of the journey has been an uphill struggle. I think the sadness evokes from the fact that this has been a battle, and although this faze is done, I still had to go through it...NO ONE should have to go through this, which is why I choose to do the Walk on Sunday in New York.

Just remember, I couldn't have gotten this far, nor done it without all of you...you're the best and I love you all for all your encouragement and help...

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Congrats ! This calls for a *HAPPY* dance at warp speed! Good luck on your walk! Ours is this Saturday! I will be walking with some of these terrific gals in the club.

Well girls, I've done it...last 4 hours of chemo completed today. Needless to say, I'm thrilled and sad, all at the same time. I left the office with tears welling in my eyes, could barely say goodbye to the wonderful girls in the doctor's office. They hugged and kissed me - they were just great. This part of the journey has been an uphill struggle. I think the sadness evokes from the fact that this has been a battle, and although this faze is done, I still had to go through it...NO ONE should have to go through this, which is why I choose to do the Walk on Sunday in New York.

Just remember, I couldn't have gotten this far, nor done it without all of you...you're the best and I love you all for all your encouragement and help...

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Congrats ! This calls for a *HAPPY* dance at warp speed! Good luck on your walk! Ours is this Saturday! I will be walking with some of these terrific gals in the club.

Well girls, I've done it...last 4 hours of chemo completed today. Needless to say, I'm thrilled and sad, all at the same time. I left the office with tears welling in my eyes, could barely say goodbye to the wonderful girls in the doctor's office. They hugged and kissed me - they were just great. This part of the journey has been an uphill struggle. I think the sadness evokes from the fact that this has been a battle, and although this faze is done, I still had to go through it...NO ONE should have to go through this, which is why I choose to do the Walk on Sunday in New York.

Just remember, I couldn't have gotten this far, nor done it without all of you...you're the best and I love you all for all your encouragement and help...

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Happy walk to you to Kerri!

,What walk are you doing this Sunday? My friend & I are doing the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk here in Detroit on Belle Isle!Kerri

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Happy walk to you to Kerri!

,What walk are you doing this Sunday? My friend & I are doing the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk here in Detroit on Belle Isle!Kerri

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Happy walk to you to Kerri!

,What walk are you doing this Sunday? My friend & I are doing the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk here in Detroit on Belle Isle!Kerri

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Dear Janet,

Thank you for your response to my email.

I wish you well as you start your journey with chemo. Those girls are amazing...I'm sure you will have good ones too.

Keep us advised to your progress and again thank you for your good wishes - I wish you the same hon.

Best,

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Dear Janet,

Thank you for your response to my email.

I wish you well as you start your journey with chemo. Those girls are amazing...I'm sure you will have good ones too.

Keep us advised to your progress and again thank you for your good wishes - I wish you the same hon.

Best,

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Thanks - sorry to hear you were in the hospital - hope everything is okay.

You're almost at the end too it sounds like...best of luck and cancer free future for you as well.

Best,

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HOORAY! Congratulations . Done at last.

You are not the first person I have spoken to who expressed grief at saying goodbye to the nurses in the Chemo clinic. What a wonderful group of people they must be. I am facing my first chemo next week and have no doubt I too will be grateful to the nurses who make it a tolerable experience.

Thanks for sharing, and wishing you a grand future that is cancer free forever.

Janet in Seattle

-----Original Message-----From: ssist@... Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2004 3:42 PMTo: breastcancer2 Subject: End of the Chemo Road

Well girls, I've done it...last 4 hours of chemo completed today. Needless to say, I'm thrilled and sad, all at the same time. I left the office with tears welling in my eyes, could barely say goodbye to the wonderful girls in the doctor's office. They hugged and kissed me - they were just great. This part of the journey has been an uphill struggle. I think the sadness evokes from the fact that this has been a battle, and although this faze is done, I still had to go through it...NO ONE should have to go through this, which is why I choose to do the Walk on Sunday in New York.

Just remember, I couldn't have gotten this far, nor done it without all of you...you're the best and I love you all for all your encouragement and help...

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HOORAY! Congratulations . Done at last.

You are not the first person I have spoken to who expressed grief at saying goodbye to the nurses in the Chemo clinic. What a wonderful group of people they must be. I am facing my first chemo next week and have no doubt I too will be grateful to the nurses who make it a tolerable experience.

Thanks for sharing, and wishing you a grand future that is cancer free forever.

Janet in Seattle

-----Original Message-----From: ssist@... Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2004 3:42 PMTo: breastcancer2 Subject: End of the Chemo Road

Well girls, I've done it...last 4 hours of chemo completed today. Needless to say, I'm thrilled and sad, all at the same time. I left the office with tears welling in my eyes, could barely say goodbye to the wonderful girls in the doctor's office. They hugged and kissed me - they were just great. This part of the journey has been an uphill struggle. I think the sadness evokes from the fact that this has been a battle, and although this faze is done, I still had to go through it...NO ONE should have to go through this, which is why I choose to do the Walk on Sunday in New York.

Just remember, I couldn't have gotten this far, nor done it without all of you...you're the best and I love you all for all your encouragement and help...

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HOORAY! Congratulations . Done at last.

You are not the first person I have spoken to who expressed grief at saying goodbye to the nurses in the Chemo clinic. What a wonderful group of people they must be. I am facing my first chemo next week and have no doubt I too will be grateful to the nurses who make it a tolerable experience.

Thanks for sharing, and wishing you a grand future that is cancer free forever.

Janet in Seattle

-----Original Message-----From: ssist@... Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2004 3:42 PMTo: breastcancer2 Subject: End of the Chemo Road

Well girls, I've done it...last 4 hours of chemo completed today. Needless to say, I'm thrilled and sad, all at the same time. I left the office with tears welling in my eyes, could barely say goodbye to the wonderful girls in the doctor's office. They hugged and kissed me - they were just great. This part of the journey has been an uphill struggle. I think the sadness evokes from the fact that this has been a battle, and although this faze is done, I still had to go through it...NO ONE should have to go through this, which is why I choose to do the Walk on Sunday in New York.

Just remember, I couldn't have gotten this far, nor done it without all of you...you're the best and I love you all for all your encouragement and help...

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Congratulations ......here's wishing you a cancer free forever

future. I know I will feel the same about the staff around me when

the time comes. I have my second to the last chemo tomorrow if all

goes well. It was supposed to be last week but I ended up in the

hospital for 5 days so no chemo for me that week.

Have fun on the walk and take care!

Michele

>

> Well girls, I've done it...last 4 hours of chemo completed today.

Needless

> to say, I'm thrilled and sad, all at the same time. I left the

office with

> tears welling in my eyes, could barely say goodbye to the

wonderful girls in

> the doctor's office. They hugged and kissed me - they were just

great. This

> part of the journey has been an uphill struggle. I think the

sadness evokes

> from the fact that this has been a battle, and although this faze

is done, I

> still had to go through it...NO ONE should have to go through

this, which is

> why I choose to do the Walk on Sunday in New York.

>

> Just remember, I couldn't have gotten this far, nor done it

without all of

> you...you're the best and I love you all for all your

encouragement and help...

>

>

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