Saba Beats Cancer

I remember having some serious fear of how I would feel at this point. I had heard bad things about chemo 5 and 6 and was dreading it.  I mean I have basically felt crappy for 4  months and the thought of feeling crappier was pretty scary.  Which is why I was trying to find ways to prevent that by researching every single thing I could on detox for chemo. So all in all - not too bad today. The steroids have worn off (we now know the exact moment this happens because my voice gets a little weirder - higher and softer. Happens to be the exact pitch that Lee cannot hear so that I sound like a softer version of Charlie Brown's teacher when I speak from another room. Lots of "what?").  The senecot kicked in - so I am not feeling too bad. Part of that is definitely the routine and part is they didn't jack my chemo.  With others that went before me, they increased the dose every time - mine they didn't need to and they couldn't because of the Methotrexate in betw...

Nausea got a little intense so I had them give me the adivan and was able to eat lunch and dinner and then slept like the dead through the intense storms last night. Got the last bags of this set on at 8:45 so still on track for getting out before noon tomorrow. Not much going on - spent some time on the blog making it searchable for anyone else that might have lymphoma since we think it might help someone.  So will see if that helps get the word out.  Continuing working, finishing my list of things to do each day and doing the paint by numbers which is great therapy. Starting the dry brush today.  You brush from your extremities towards your lymph nodes.  It exfoliates and builds circulation which is how it is supposed to help you detox.  I gotta admit it feels pretty damn good so as long as it feels good and I believe it is helping - it's helping. On to the rest of the day.