Chemo # 8. Can you believe it! The last one!
I thought this day would never come, and it's actually here!
When I look back at the months of chemotherapy, I can only think "nightmare".
It was like being in a dark hole and never getting out.
Now I can breathe a sigh of relief. Well almost.
By tomorrow night my chemo treatments will be over....
just a few side effects for the next two weeks, but that's ok.
And, of course, I have surgery and radiation to deal with in the near future....
but I feel the worst is over,
and I can handle it!
Yea!
Love you all for being there and helping me get through this first very hard phase of breast cancer.
P.S. I'm sorry, I really never meant for my blog to turn into a "cancer blog".
Not very fun or interesting.
I guess when this happens, it just takes over your life.
21 comments:
Blog about it ALL you want! This is what blogging is all About! Friendships, support...caring! And We DO....
HipHipHorahhhhh for the last chemo!!!!
Love 'ya babydoll!
hughugs
I'm happy to hear that your chemo is over. I hope your road is a bit easier now. Oh, and it's quite alright to blog about it too!
Take care,
D~~~~
Hooray for the last chemo treatment!! Hope you're going to do something you enjoy to celebrate.
Nothing at all to be sorry about. Life isn't always rosy even though we would like it to be. Besides this gave us a chance to pray for you and keep you in our thoughts.
Love those happy daisies!!
Hugs to you, Donna.
Yeah!!! I am happy to hear that this is your last chemo treatment. Donna, you blog about it all you want, we will be your sounding board and shoulder to lean on.
xo
Penny
Hi Donna, I'm so glad for you that this part of it is over...you are really making progress. Hang in there.
ruth
Planting "magical" beans today in celebration!
Yay! I'm so happy to hear your last chemo treatment is over! I was just thinking of you this morning and wondering how you're doing. Don't you worry about telling us about your treatments. We're all here for you, and sending good thoughts and prayers, and rejoicing with you when each treatment is completed. Hugs, Babs
Congrats on your last chemo. You certainly shouldn't be apologizing for blogging about what you are going through! Releasing it to the world is a good thing. And staying positive helps with healing. Wishing you all the best, Tammy
The perfect cup to celebrate with -- that yellow cup and two black and tan wienie dogs make for a fabulous celebration. Hugs :d
So glad that this is your last chemo treatment.
As for blogging about it....You may have helped some women going through the same thing..besides...that's what friends are for.
Hugs, Balisha
Donna
Don't worry about blogging about your cancer, we've all wanted to know how you've been doing.
I glad you're finally at the end of
the chemo treatment and I'll be praying you through all the way.
Blessings-Kimberly
I'm so glad you're nearly finished with the chemo! As for blogging about it - soon it will be in the past, and you'll be able to look back and read about just how brave you were!
What a truly wonderful blessing! No apologies necessary because we all care so much about you.
Hugs,
Cathie
Donna, sorry you had to have one more chemo, I wish you didn't have to have them at all! HUGS to you and I hope you are doing well tonight!
It certainly does take over. But not forever! Glad you made it through the worst of it. Prayers are still on their way from us. Mimi
Donna, we'll all be here to love you til you cross the winning line.♥
YEAH!!!
I love your cheery little daisy picture ♥
Hugs, Deb
Donna I am so happy chemo is over for you and I hope your chemo symptoms are fading by now. I have a good friend who was also going through chemo for ovarian cancer at this time, and between her brave example and yours I feel much more confident that if this happens to me I'd be able to go through it. You have given us all a glimpse into this difficult time in your life with grace and humor and honesty.
I am hoping that the rest of your treatment will go smoothly and that soon life will return to normal.
{{hugs}}} and prayers always!
Donna,
What a mountain you just climbed, and now you are on the other side. I am so proud of you, you are an inspiration.
Karen
Dear Donna, even thought it is not the same, not by far, I know how you feel. I am facing 4 long months without the man that I love. In the beginning I thought the end would never come, it was so long and so unimaginable, but now I have almost only 1 moths left.
Congratulation on reaching the end of a long dark tunnel, that is how it feels for me too. Hang in there.;)
And do not ever apologize for keeping your blog real.
Many hugs to you,
xoxo
So glad you are at the end of your treatments.I hope the radiation goes well. You are often in my thoughts nd prayers.
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