
During chemo, I just couldn't stop vomiting. The nausea was so bad for some reason. I ended up puking four different times: twice in the nurses' station trash cans, once all down my shirt (luckily my nurse had just brought in an extra scrubs top I got to borrow), and once in the toilet. They ended up giving me two iv drips to prevent dehydration and 3 anti-nausea injections. No fun at all, especially because the severe nausea lasted all day. I'm hoping for a better day today. Thanks to all of my wonderful friends and neighbors who have offered to help out. With Eric gone this week, it'd be tough to get by without you!!!
Love ya,
Bri
That's so not fun. Sorry to hear that. I am sure it is just because you have so much chemo in your body. Hopefully it got better today. You only have a couple of more rounds of chemo. They still just plain suck though. Love ya!
ReplyDeleteBri I am so sorry you've been so sick. I was hoping after last chemo you would be doing even better. I wish more than anything I was closer and could come help you. Your in our prayers!
ReplyDeleteBriana,
ReplyDeleteThis is Melissa (Forsgren) Bosen. I recently found Tiffany's blog and then found you. I was shocked to learn about what you have been dealing with the past few months. I'm so sorry for all of your suffering! A lot of people close to me are going through the same thing and I can only imagine how difficult it must be while being a mother of young kiddos.
I will be thinking of you and keeping you in my prayers. Hang in there! You're amazing!
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