- Cold sensitivity? Check.
- Heartburn? Check.
- Eyeballs hurting when I cry? Check.
And so I go...
2 years ago
7.10.2008
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2 comments:
i can't speak for 1 and 3 - but heartburn - ugh. i'm feeling your pain on that - got my tums next to my bedside. when do the side effects go away? right after your last round of chemo or does it take awhile?
by the way, i just realized that you're in trouble with beerfest - if you have a few too many cold ones you'll get all sentimental and mushy and then you'll be kicking in 1, 2, and 3! i guess if you at least make it a WBL, you can then avoid 1, huh?
In my experience, Tums don't do crap against preggo heartburn. Get your OB to issue a refillable scrip for Prevacid before you skip town. I called my clinic in tears one Saturday since it was so bad and I couldn't eat and I wanted to not just consume but ENJOY my Jamba in the worst way...
As for RBF, my onc gave me a chemo holiday, so I should be in the clear on all fronts!
PS: Sorry I missed your call yesterday...the chemo nurses were hooking me up the moment you rang.
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