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Cancer Support

Tab

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10. Unfortunately I'm likely on it for the rest of my life.

Reply to Irishonly (Reply #9)

Tue Jan 22, 2013, 08:50 PM

Jan 2013

Unless one of these treatments beats it down (which would probably only be temporary anyway), it's just keeping it at bay right now, so it has to continue indefinitely.

It'd be nice if I didn't have to do it, but it's part of my life now. It does limit certain things (travel, etc) but I just look at it as a life circumstance that I'm in.

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Finally got chemo the other day [View all] Tab Jan 2013 OP

I am glad your treatment started again. Irishonly Jan 2013 #1

I am glad KC Jan 2013 #2

I never know if I should be doing a happy dance Irishonly Jan 2013 #3

I always KC Jan 2013 #4

Good to hear you're back in treatment. sinkingfeeling Jan 2013 #5

Good. Evoman Jan 2013 #6

I hear you, man. Tab Jan 2013 #7

I read once that chemo is like fighting a war Irishonly Jan 2013 #9

Unfortunately I'm likely on it for the rest of my life. Tab Jan 2013 #10

I am so sorry Irishonly Jan 2013 #8

In theory every two weeks. Tab Jan 2013 #11

Every two weeks is what I get. Evoman Jan 2013 #12