We're on the home stretch! We can see the light at the end of the tunnel! Only two more months. February started off with Jill getting a cold and then passing it on to me. Fortunately her white blood cells were perfect 3 days after her cold and we could get this months chemo over and done with. Dr. Porter also changed her anti-nausea medication which prevented the first night's pukage! Sweet! Phenegran wasn't doing squat so we've upped the ante to Zofran and now Temador can focus on the tumor and not Jill's stomach.
In two months time she'll be done with chemo and running the Big Sur Marathon in celebration. Stay tuned for a picture of a special racing shirt we're going get made.
The big news is that her hair is coming back and it's curly (not like the three stooges).
Hi Jill. I do PR for the Big Sur Marathon. Can you send me your 'story'? julie@bsim.org
ReplyDeleteHi Jill! SSBTR is doing a brain tumor/cancer walk here in Flag at the Foxglenn Park on April 17th. I really hope you'll join us! I would love to meet another survivor! Please email me at johannastuart@msn.com.
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Looks beautiful! I remember many ladies talking about their $50K perms at the cancer center! You look great! So glad it's going well! You deserve it!
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Jan and Jose
I thought I noticed a full head of hair the other day when I saw Jill out training! It's actually a really cute 'do you've got going...think you might keep it short or are you anxious to grow it long?
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