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onethatcares

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25. my wife didn't remove
Thu Dec 4, 2014, 06:15 PM
Dec 2014

the bandages. they took weeks to fall off. as the nurses told her they would.

she wouldn't even look at the port, just off to the side like it wasn't even there.

The bandages finally krinkled up and fell off. She still won't get the port area wet. .

Good luck and my thoughts are with you on tomorrows PET scan.

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Warm thoughts to you! CurtEastPoint Nov 2014 #1
aw, thanks :) eShirl Nov 2014 #2
Just the word cancer sends chills up a spine angstlessk Nov 2014 #3
glad you're still with us eShirl Nov 2014 #6
I will absolutely keep you in my thoughts and prayers Siwsan Nov 2014 #4
Thank you, Siwsan eShirl Nov 2014 #7
The waiting can be ... YvonneCa Nov 2014 #5
thanks YvonneCa eShirl Nov 2014 #8
... YvonneCa Nov 2014 #9
Hoping the results are the best they can be ... slipslidingaway Nov 2014 #10
best to you, in all ways onethatcares Nov 2014 #11
Best thoughts to you Tab Nov 2014 #12
I've been there with BC. I'm still here after 2.5 years, but my cancer wasn't Nay Nov 2014 #13
diagnosis: inflammatory breast cancer. 3 1/2 months chemo starting after next week, then surgery eShirl Nov 2014 #14
Wishing you the best during chemo ... slipslidingaway Nov 2014 #17
thank you eShirl Nov 2014 #18
Keep that spirit ... slipslidingaway Dec 2014 #19
:) eShirl Dec 2014 #20
also, just want to say thanks to everyone who replied in this thread, I read them all eShirl Nov 2014 #15
find a support group olddots Nov 2014 #16
I'll give it a try. eShirl Dec 2014 #21
I'm a 17 year survivor of breast cancer (I refuse to dignify it with caps) Contrary1 Dec 2014 #22
"YOU are your own best advocator. Do not be afraid to ask questions..." slipslidingaway Dec 2014 #23
at chemo teaching today, the paperwork said stage IIIB eShirl Dec 2014 #24
my wife didn't remove onethatcares Dec 2014 #25
Wishing you well for the results of your PET scan ... slipslidingaway Dec 2014 #26
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