Looking Up

My nadir is in full bloom. Laying on my back in the bottom of a chemo well is not a fun place to be. The one advantage is that I can only be looking up from here.

I seem to be tolerating chemo better than in 2008. Not that it is a joy ride, mind you, but the depth of sickness is less and ability to function is better. Tired though I may be, I’m happy to be in a shallow well.

I am due to start chemo again this week. I do not have any other medical news at this point. I suppose no news is good news.

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Pink cheeks = need Tylenol!

About Robert I Baxter

Greatest Commandment is #1. Follower of Jesus, husband, father, RN, love photography, cancer survivor of Burkitt's twice (2008 & 2014). Stem Cell transplant November 2014. Work in a neonatal ICU.
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1 Response to Looking Up

  1. Lisa says:

    Sending “feel good” thoughts your way!

    Like

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