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In reply to the discussion: New member of the club here [View all]PennyK
(2,312 posts)50. OK, daughter totally understood
We talked, and I suggested we take time so that I can see how my chemo cycles will go. It makes more sense for her to visit when I'm feeling better. She's starting to interview for a new job, AND she's going to be maid of honor in a wedding in May, so she's got plenty to keep her busy. Plus a very nice boyfriend who sounds wonderful.
She just said she wished there was stuff she could do to help, and that made me feel very good.
I'm still waiting to hear from my other, wild child...as soon as she heard my news, she started talking about alternative treatments and didn't want to hear what I was doing. We haven't spoken since. She left her (terrible) boyfriend this week and I know she's rebooting a lot of stuff, so I'll let her slide.
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Welcome to the club nobody wants to join. Knowledge conquers fear, so ask questions.
alfredo
Mar 2016
#2
So far I haven't lost much on my head, mostly my beard. They say it will grow back, but different.
alfredo
Apr 2016
#48
Thanks for the report and happy to hear things on balance went well ...
slipslidingaway
Aug 2016
#96
I've been wanting to try that, but now it seems I have an aversion to potatoes.
alfredo
Aug 2017
#115