This last few days have been pretty unremarkable in that again (touch wood) I have had very little reaction to the chemo, and am already looking forward to the end of next week and the start of cycle 3.
Last weekend I did have a couple of times when I felt rather nauseous and while the effect didn't last that long it was a little disconcerting. However I do have a supply of anti-sickness tablets from the chemo team which seemed to have done the trick.
This week I seem to be forever falling asleep! Again, it's something different, as previously I was hitting a sort of wall in the afternoons but this week all I need to do is sit down, and I am asleep!
As I had previously been told the chemo effects can change along the way and this would seem to be one of those effects. So while I hope there are no worse effects to come, whatever will be , will be.
The sudden realisation that you have cancer hits you like a sledgehammer. On 9th February after 2 months of tests and all sorts thats what they told me. In more ways than one it's a life-changing moment and your mind goes into overdrive thinking all kinds of worst case scenarios.
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