A week ago I thought I was “in The
Clear” as far as chemo was concerned, boy was I wrong.
This past week was one of the toughest
week I had since this adventure started. My hands and feet, valiant
until now have been a disaster.
If you drew lines from the bridge of
your nose, down each side of your mouth, then imagined the entire
area (including everything within your mouth) was two hours post
Novocaine you have a idea how my face has felt.
Even if running was possible it
probably would not have smart, in fact I may have pushed the envelope
with a brisk two mile walk yesterday afternoon. I paid dearly as
multiple foot rubs could not ease the burning and pain in my feet. In
bed at eight thirty I kept looking at the clock, until finally, at
eleven thirty I asked Susan to get me a pain pill. I have plenty left
as I hardly used what was prescribed after surgery. Thirty minutes
later, while Susan stroked my hair, I finally started feeling relief.
Tomorrow morning I head for my “Leak
Test”, don't really want to go into much detail but I'll be
inflated, x-rays will be taken and then I'll be deflated. The whole
procedure should take about a half hour but I fear the next
appointment, early in the afternoon will test the Kegel exercises
I've been doing. Perhaps this will serve as a life lesson, maybe I
should keep an appointment book instead of lugging an emergency
bucket
Later......... Mike
Twenty Nine Bottles of Beer on the Wall
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