first time at chemo
first time at chemo
Well this last weekend was our first first trip for chemo...ugghh. Man that is just the worst. Spent the last two days watching her barf, stumble and bascily feel like crap. Just when I was feeling sorry from my wife and myself, beliving that cancer is the worst thing that can happen to anyone. We met this 12 year old boy who is fighting teriminal lukemia. His diagnosis will never change no matter the treatment. Yet this little kid was so intense, so driven. In tha last 8 months he had signed up over 300 peolpe as bone marrow donors. He gets straight A's in school and he plays soccer in a local league.
When he saw me holding my wife as she was puking into the lobby bathroom yet again. He came over to gave her a towel and some baby wipes. Then he showed her his "treatment kit" all the stuff you bring to treatment with you. For the next 40 minutes they shared their story, their struggles, and they own "diagnosis."
This weekend just sucked, it sucked for a lot of reasons. But for me, one little boy gave me a glimpse of hope and true courage.
Live life hard, you only get one shot.
When he saw me holding my wife as she was puking into the lobby bathroom yet again. He came over to gave her a towel and some baby wipes. Then he showed her his "treatment kit" all the stuff you bring to treatment with you. For the next 40 minutes they shared their story, their struggles, and they own "diagnosis."
This weekend just sucked, it sucked for a lot of reasons. But for me, one little boy gave me a glimpse of hope and true courage.
Live life hard, you only get one shot.
- britincali
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Both of my parents had cancer and my best friend's wife passed earlier this year after battling it for several years. The best thing to do is not to give up hope and keep the positive thoughts flowing even though it gets tough. My, and I'm sure everyone else's, hopes and prayers are with you and your wife.
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Ah man! I figured out the day before that it might be your wife. That totally sucks. All I could think about on the way home was this, and alternative cures. There are a few good books here that are not mainstream. Gee why is that? The answers are within ->http://www.realityzone.com/healnut.html
Take care my friend. If you need anything let me know.
Take care my friend. If you need anything let me know.
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Uh....because they dont work.iggys-amsoil wrote:There are a few good books here that are not mainstream. Gee why is that?
Their was a good article in the paper a few months back, about all the newly formed Chinese millionairs, and how they fly to the U.S.A. for ALL their medical treatments, cuz all the herbs and other mombo-jumbo overseas that the U.S. calls "Alternitive Medicine" is a bunch of whooie....
Rabbits doc's have the situation at hand.
Re: first time at chemo
rabbit wrote: Live life hard, you only get one shot.
Very true.
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- iggys-amsoil
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Great Idea Bob.......Robert I can only imagine what your family is going through, we will continue to keep you in the prayer chain there are some really strong prayer warriors praying for you & the wisdom of those treating your wife & family. Continue to stay strong.AlisoBob wrote:I know of 3 cancer surrvivors ( chemo + drugs) and 2 non-surrvivors ( holistic and herb / tea treatment)
....you do the math Igg.
Mrs. Rabbit may have a bumpy ride with the chemo, but its her best shot.
Enough of this debate..... Lets focus on helping Rabbit through this difficult time.
It sounds like the young kid was put into your life for a reason I am glad to hear that you happen to run into someone like that at the right time when you guys needed extra support.
Things like that happen for a reason. Sounds like you had a little ray of light shown through a very dark & stressful day
Your friend
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