Amy&TrixieCat
Member Since 2011
Yesterday
Running late today - ugh! Fortunately, nothing crazy-unusual to report. Trix was feeling feisty and playful this morning...I caught her playing with one of her Yeoooww balls (the same nip that is in the nanners)...so cute. Most of the pictures I got were blurry because she was in motion.
We also had a nice little Happy Crap Dash, too
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Now, if she would just stop her crazy bouncy ways!
No chemo for my Dad yesterday - his platelets were too low again. I guess now this particular side effect has caught up to him, and since side effects are cumulative, it will probably be an on-going issue. Fortunately, most of the other "long term" side effects (neuropathy and cold sensitivity) are still at bay.
The great news is that his tumor markers absolutely plummeted! They are still out of range, but the amount they came down is incredible. The doctor was very excited to share this news - he said he was busted at the seams to get into the exam room to tell us! Of course with cancer you always have to be cautiously optimistic, and tumor markers are far from perfect as far as truly indicating what is going on, but it is definitely a positive sign.
On the flip side, he also has some sort of bug, so it's probably a good thing they didn't do chemo anyway. Bugs and chemo together are very nerve-wracking.
We were so saddened to hear about the crossing of both Grayson and Raja...our hearts and prayers go out to their amazing beans.
Gotta get myself in motion....have a great day, LL!
Amy
Running late today - ugh! Fortunately, nothing crazy-unusual to report. Trix was feeling feisty and playful this morning...I caught her playing with one of her Yeoooww balls (the same nip that is in the nanners)...so cute. Most of the pictures I got were blurry because she was in motion.
We also had a nice little Happy Crap Dash, too
Now, if she would just stop her crazy bouncy ways!
No chemo for my Dad yesterday - his platelets were too low again. I guess now this particular side effect has caught up to him, and since side effects are cumulative, it will probably be an on-going issue. Fortunately, most of the other "long term" side effects (neuropathy and cold sensitivity) are still at bay.
The great news is that his tumor markers absolutely plummeted! They are still out of range, but the amount they came down is incredible. The doctor was very excited to share this news - he said he was busted at the seams to get into the exam room to tell us! Of course with cancer you always have to be cautiously optimistic, and tumor markers are far from perfect as far as truly indicating what is going on, but it is definitely a positive sign.
On the flip side, he also has some sort of bug, so it's probably a good thing they didn't do chemo anyway. Bugs and chemo together are very nerve-wracking.
We were so saddened to hear about the crossing of both Grayson and Raja...our hearts and prayers go out to their amazing beans.
Gotta get myself in motion....have a great day, LL!
Amy