So it took a lot of crying and convincing between yesterday and today, but I'm happy to say we made it to chemo #24 this afternoon...
First couple hours were rough because she had pretty bad nausea and was throwing up. But once they got it under control everything started to look better.
Weighed in a 1lb heavier then 2 weeks ago and was told by her palliative team how great she looks, which I could tell immediately made her feel more optimistic.
Brought in backup ;-) And so glad I did she was great in helping keep everything light & bright.
4 hours later, Was kind of bummed when we came out and found this...
And ended up having to drive 20 mph on the express way all the way home.
An hour and a half later we were sitting getting pedicures and massages and trying to forget the past couple of days..
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