Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 It is wonderful news that he tolerated treatment so well. I slept thru all mine too because of the benadryl. Yes, it must be the erbitux that smells bad. I could not stand the smell that emanated from my body, especially my hands. My daughter said I smelled musty. It had to be the erbitux because the smell disappeared after I stopped treatment. 1:9 Jane > > > Well, we got to the cancer center at 8:30 and Phil had his blood work done. > Over to the waiting room feet up and Phil is out for a nap. > At 9:30 he went back and we had the informed consent talk. That done time > for more zzzzz's > 10 pre meds of Zofran still snoring! > > 11 AM they started the Camptosar (CPT-11) and Leucovorin IV's but didn't > finish the CPT-11 as his bilrubin was messed up. Bilrubin is that lovely stuff > that gives jaundice its yellow glow > so he's off CPT-11 for now. Phil is still sleeping except during the push!! > > 1 pm Benadryl > > 1:30 we start the Erbitux test drip (Does that stuff stink or is it me?) no > reaction at all the guy just rolled over and slept. SOME MORE!!! > > 3:00 Erbitux bottle is hung 1 hour to go Phil is still sleeping!!!!!!! > > 4:00 All done nurse hooks up FANNY (AKA 5FU in the portable pump) Phil > FINALLY arises > > 5:00 Phil gets a shot in the backside for diarrhea. > > 5:30 Over to the pharmacy for Compozine and Zofran and a strong > anti-dirraheal if > the Imodium doesn't work > 6 pm FINALLY HOME Phil takes the dog for a walk > 6:30 Eats steak and potato then out for a walk!! > > 7:45 pm still walking!! > > 8pm home relaxing > > Either he's doing a marathon or a cat found that damned mouse protein in the > Erbitux HAHAHA > > > Soooooo it looks like Phil is ok again!! He never ceases to amaze me!! > We do have a blood transfusion scheduled for early AM tomorrow as his blood > counts were a little down (borderline) mostly precaution. They gave him a > Procrit shot there. > > But all in all it was a good day. Thanks so much for your prayers. > > Narice & Phil > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 What good news....the power of prayer!! So glad to hear this news. Give Phil a bunch of extra hugs!! donna flipper759@... wrote: Well, we got to the cancer center at 8:30 and Phil had his blood work done. Over to the waiting room feet up and Phil is out for a nap. At 9:30 he went back and we had the informed consent talk. That done time for more zzzzz's 10 pre meds of Zofran still snoring! 11 AM they started the Camptosar (CPT-11) and Leucovorin IV's but didn't finish the CPT-11 as his bilrubin was messed up. Bilrubin is that lovely stuff that gives jaundice its yellow glow so he's off CPT-11 for now. Phil is still sleeping except during the push!! 1 pm Benadryl 1:30 we start the Erbitux test drip (Does that stuff stink or is it me?) no reaction at all the guy just rolled over and slept. SOME MORE!!! 3:00 Erbitux bottle is hung 1 hour to go Phil is still sleeping!!!!!!! 4:00 All done nurse hooks up FANNY (AKA 5FU in the portable pump) Phil FINALLY arises 5:00 Phil gets a shot in the backside for diarrhea. 5:30 Over to the pharmacy for Compozine and Zofran and a strong anti-dirraheal if the Imodium doesn't work 6 pm FINALLY HOME Phil takes the dog for a walk 6:30 Eats steak and potato then out for a walk!! 7:45 pm still walking!! 8pm home relaxing Either he's doing a marathon or a cat found that damned mouse protein in the Erbitux HAHAHA Soooooo it looks like Phil is ok again!! He never ceases to amaze me!! We do have a blood transfusion scheduled for early AM tomorrow as his blood counts were a little down (borderline) mostly precaution. They gave him a Procrit shot there. But all in all it was a good day. Thanks so much for your prayers. Narice & Phil Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 Narice, I am so sorry that it was such a long day for the both of you at chemo. Sounds like Phil used it to his advantage. Hope he is rested. Of course I am concerned that the chemo will fatigue him. He sure seems to be doing good so far. I am Praying that it stays that way. I hope his blood counts go up. I do not understand how he can have the energy to walk the dog for so long when his counts are so low. When my counts were low I was tired all the time. When does he have chemo again? Good luck tomorrow getting the blood transfusion. Prayers to the both of YOU!!! Ingrid > > > Well, we got to the cancer center at 8:30 and Phil had his blood work done. > Over to the waiting room feet up and Phil is out for a nap. > At 9:30 he went back and we had the informed consent talk. That done time > for more zzzzz's > 10 pre meds of Zofran still snoring! > > 11 AM they started the Camptosar (CPT-11) and Leucovorin IV's but didn't > finish the CPT-11 as his bilrubin was messed up. Bilrubin is that lovely stuff > that gives jaundice its yellow glow > so he's off CPT-11 for now. Phil is still sleeping except during the push!! > > 1 pm Benadryl > > 1:30 we start the Erbitux test drip (Does that stuff stink or is it me?) no > reaction at all the guy just rolled over and slept. SOME MORE!!! > > 3:00 Erbitux bottle is hung 1 hour to go Phil is still sleeping!!!!!!! > > 4:00 All done nurse hooks up FANNY (AKA 5FU in the portable pump) Phil > FINALLY arises > > 5:00 Phil gets a shot in the backside for diarrhea. > > 5:30 Over to the pharmacy for Compozine and Zofran and a strong > anti-dirraheal if > the Imodium doesn't work > 6 pm FINALLY HOME Phil takes the dog for a walk > 6:30 Eats steak and potato then out for a walk!! > > 7:45 pm still walking!! > > 8pm home relaxing > > Either he's doing a marathon or a cat found that damned mouse protein in the > Erbitux HAHAHA > > > Soooooo it looks like Phil is ok again!! He never ceases to amaze me!! > We do have a blood transfusion scheduled for early AM tomorrow as his blood > counts were a little down (borderline) mostly precaution. They gave him a > Procrit shot there. > > But all in all it was a good day. Thanks so much for your prayers. > > Narice & Phil > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 20, 2005 Report Share Posted September 20, 2005 Well thank goodness that Phil had a good day. All that sleep was good for him no doubt, and no reaction to the meds. Hope it continues to go well through this session of chemo. God Bless and Hugs. Jolene Phil & I are back tired but doing well Well, we got to the cancer center at 8:30 and Phil had his blood work done. Over to the waiting room feet up and Phil is out for a nap. At 9:30 he went back and we had the informed consent talk. That done time for more zzzzz's 10 pre meds of Zofran still snoring! 11 AM they started the Camptosar (CPT-11) and Leucovorin IV's but didn't finish the CPT-11 as his bilrubin was messed up. Bilrubin is that lovely stuff that gives jaundice its yellow glow so he's off CPT-11 for now. Phil is still sleeping except during the push!! 1 pm Benadryl 1:30 we start the Erbitux test drip (Does that stuff stink or is it me?) no reaction at all the guy just rolled over and slept. SOME MORE!!! 3:00 Erbitux bottle is hung 1 hour to go Phil is still sleeping!!!!!!! 4:00 All done nurse hooks up FANNY (AKA 5FU in the portable pump) Phil FINALLY arises 5:00 Phil gets a shot in the backside for diarrhea. 5:30 Over to the pharmacy for Compozine and Zofran and a strong anti-dirraheal if the Imodium doesn't work 6 pm FINALLY HOME Phil takes the dog for a walk 6:30 Eats steak and potato then out for a walk!! 7:45 pm still walking!! 8pm home relaxing Either he's doing a marathon or a cat found that damned mouse protein in the Erbitux HAHAHA Soooooo it looks like Phil is ok again!! He never ceases to amaze me!! We do have a blood transfusion scheduled for early AM tomorrow as his blood counts were a little down (borderline) mostly precaution. They gave him a Procrit shot there. But all in all it was a good day. Thanks so much for your prayers. Narice & Phil Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 21, 2005 Report Share Posted September 21, 2005 > > > Well, we got to the cancer center at 8:30 and Phil had his blood work done. > Over to the waiting room feet up and Phil is out for a nap. > At 9:30 he went back and we had the informed consent talk. That done time > for more zzzzz's > 10 pre meds of Zofran still snoring! > > 11 AM they started the Camptosar (CPT-11) and Leucovorin IV's but didn't > finish the CPT-11 as his bilrubin was messed up. Bilrubin is that lovely stuff > that gives jaundice its yellow glow > so he's off CPT-11 for now. Phil is still sleeping except during the push!! > > 1 pm Benadryl > > 1:30 we start the Erbitux test drip (Does that stuff stink or is it me?) no > reaction at all the guy just rolled over and slept. SOME MORE!!! > > 3:00 Erbitux bottle is hung 1 hour to go Phil is still sleeping!!!!!!! > > 4:00 All done nurse hooks up FANNY (AKA 5FU in the portable pump) Phil > FINALLY arises > > 5:00 Phil gets a shot in the backside for diarrhea. > > 5:30 Over to the pharmacy for Compozine and Zofran and a strong > anti-dirraheal if > the Imodium doesn't work > 6 pm FINALLY HOME Phil takes the dog for a walk > 6:30 Eats steak and potato then out for a walk!! > > 7:45 pm still walking!! > > 8pm home relaxing > > Either he's doing a marathon or a cat found that damned mouse protein in the > Erbitux HAHAHA > > > Soooooo it looks like Phil is ok again!! He never ceases to amaze me!! > We do have a blood transfusion scheduled for early AM tomorrow as his blood > counts were a little down (borderline) mostly precaution. They gave him a > Procrit shot there. > > But all in all it was a good day. Thanks so much for your prayers. > > Narice & Phil > > > So glad Phil sounds like doing well, with his walking > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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