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Thanks for sharing.I'm very comfortable with the news. I'm not sure about travel. They have a blood test to see if I have the enzymes to process the drug. Up until a year or two it was hit or miss whether the drug was suitable. I knew I'd be getting a new treatment plan. Infusion chemo was on the table. The doctor chose this drug because it is less intrusive. I suppose travel depends on how I adjust to the drug. We'll plan to stay here for the summer and hopefully drive or fly to Ontario without the trailer. I'm quite relieved and hopeful. This will be my life. I will stay on a drug as long as it works then hopefully there's another treatment. Fortunately there seems to be quite a few treatments. I have metastatic breast cancer. I won't be cured. I can hope for no evidence of active disease like a friend who is on this drug. Breast cancer is not pink and fluffy.
Hope you continue to improve.Glad you slept. I was attached to numerous tubes and cords and very sore from the surgery. Seems to be improving quite quickly though. No predictions about a release date yet.
Take care and get yourself well.Glad you slept. I was attached to numerous tubes and cords and very sore from the surgery. Seems to be improving quite quickly though. No predictions about a release date yet.
Beside a wood stove is great.⅕hugs@curlykay. Today is a really really cold day here. But I am downstairs, near our wood stove, while husband is making supper! What could be better than that?