Re: What can I expect

[Guest guest]

Dennis,

I am really sorry that you have to suffer like this. Isn't there

another medication that your rheumy could switch you to that would not

be bad to take while your radiation treatments are going on?

At first my radiation oncologist said that I couldn't take MTX during

my treatments. But when my rheumy had nothing else to offer, the

oncologist relented and said I could continue the MTX. I did live

through it all, thank goodness.

Try to hang in there. This too shall pass.

Sue

On Oct 29, 2009, at 9:06 PM, Dennis W wrote:

> I've been without MTX for 3 weeks now. I guess the only thing

> keeping me up

> is the anti-inflammatory. I'm still getting used to the cancer

> treatments

> and can't take my MTX until it finishes. I've got a few places that

> weren't

> this bad a month ago, and they aren't getting better.Any idea how

> bad it

> might be for me? And my shakes are returning, in both arms.

>

[Guest guest]

My thoughts and prayers are with you Dennis.  I know you are having a hard time

with all this.  It is a hard battle, but we are all here for you.  I hope the

treatments go quickly and you will be back to your self soon, feeling better,

and back on all your meds.  God Bless you.

 

Hugs,

 

Barbara

From: Dennis W <betnden@...>

Subject: [ ] What can I expect

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Date: Thursday, October 29, 2009, 9:06 PM

 

I've been without MTX for 3 weeks now. I guess the only thing keeping me up

is the anti-inflammatory. I'm still getting used to the cancer treatments

and can't take my MTX until it finishes. I've got a few places that weren't

this bad a month ago, and they aren't getting better.Any idea how bad it

might be for me? And my shakes are returning, in both arms.

Dennis in eastexas