My second Herceptin today - it went very smoothly and we only had to hang around for three hours today. I was sitting next to a young girl who has been diagnosed with a rare Thymus cancer which was discovered when she was pregnant. Her baby is six months old now and we talked openly about hopes and fears, we also laughed a lot and I really hope she does ok.
It felt strange walking out of the unit, but it's great to know I don't have to go back now for a few months. Perhaps I can begin to piece my life together slowly.
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
A blog to record my journey through breast cancer and so I don't forget the ups and downs and the wonderful support from my family, friends and medical professionals.
