IV and more

Another IV of beelzebub today. Chemo to possibly ... slow down... tumour growth.

It strikes me that... if I remember correctly...

When I was first diagnosed with terminal GBM4 ... monoclonal antibody chemo was almost a dream, a dream of a future possibility.

Now it's an easy part of my treatment.

I live, still, in fortunate times.

Today's treatment was short, just 20 minutes.

Except

... first they needed a urine sample.

If only they had mentioned this before I had cleared my bladder for extended lying down for chemo. Sigh

Still, waiting for that dehydrated Frenchman-- pee-air bah boom!

Meant that I scored some sandwiches while waiting :-)

And that's something to be glad about :-)

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Today is 11th November.

I always try for a minute's silence at 11am.

Not that I know anyone at all who has died in any war.

Just a generic gratitude and orrow and remembrance.

Today I remembered Cassie.

A recent, sad, miserable story.

half blind. half deaf. dying of cancer.
so what?
notdotdeaddotyet.blogspot.com :-)

Dr Nick Lethbridge
Consulting Dexitroboper