Jen,
I'm so sorry to hear this. It must be "in the air," because, if you've read any of my posts from yesterday, my white blood cell count was so low, they sent me home & told me to wait until next week for my chemo. Now, I'm going to be pushed ahead further into 2007 with treatment! Darn. What I'm dealing with, sounds miniscule to what you're having to deal with---but, rest assured, the doctors know what they're doing. I've found that through this illness, "patience is a virtue." I SO want to rush through---regain my old life---but, that's just not possible. Now, is a time to get intuned with your body, like never before.
Ask questions, if you need to....plenty. I literally go into my Oncologist's with a list (like 20 questions) and he actually answers them all! I'm still feeling my way around my diagnosis---it's just so surreal. It always "happens to someone else" --not me. Wrong. That's life.
So do whatever you can to make yourself feel better. You're just having another "kink" in the road, like we all do on here, at one time or another.
The best to you.
Keep us all informed.
S.
I had my PAT on Thursday and it was not good news. My white count was very low and my liver enzymes were all out of whack. I haven't been feeling well with digestive problems and extreme tiredness. But I thought it was from getting back to work and just all the excitement of getting my life back together.
Jen
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