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Lisa
Joined: Tue Nov 08, 2005 10:47 am
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 Yay No more CHEMO
Yesterday was my last lot (Fingers crossed anyways) It went ok, having a whole lot of pain relief to deal with it but hey I can sope with that for the last time.
Now three weeks time till radiation!
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TrinityClair
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Joined: Sat Jul 16, 2005 3:01 pm
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WOHOOO Lisa, thats fantastic (not being in pain tho  ).
I did remember you were having chemo yesterday, I just was hopeless and didn't message you 
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Joined: Thu Jul 14, 2005 8:06 pm
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((hugs)) honey
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Hugs babe!
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Julia's Mum
Joined: Thu Dec 14, 2006 3:08 pm
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 Woo hoo all over and doen with for the Chemo!!! WTG Lisa!! How long is your round of radiation and what will the side effects of that be? Anything like the chemo? I hope for your sake not. Well done Hun!!
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Lisa
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Radiation is Monday to Friday for 5 weeks, Side effects for me the worst would be heart issues cause of the area they are doing, But as a general it causes burns and tiredness, But the tirdness builds up unlike with chemo where it just hits you.
Besides that I am not really sure, I am meant to be going to a induction to Radiation Friday But of course that is ANZAC day so will not be happening this Friday, hopefully next Friday though? why in the school holidays thou means sorting two kids out...grrr
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Julia's Mum
Joined: Thu Dec 14, 2006 3:08 pm
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 does it burn your skin and scare it??
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mrssloppers
Joined: Sat Sep 16, 2006 5:16 pm
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YAYYY Lisa NO MORE CHEMO!!!
Your strength just totally amazes me!! You have gone thru so much yet you remain so positive!! You are such an Inspiration!!
I hope the Radiation isnt as harsh on your body as the Chemo is!!
Am so happy and cant wait till the day you anounce on here that you are Cancer Free!!
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Lisa
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Carley, yes it burns the skin and can scar it as well depending on how your skin reacts, But I would rather burn marks than Cancer any day so bring it on.
It is more likely to leave the skin in that area (which for me is the chest, under arm and neck) a darker colour than the rest of my skin, oh and it increases the risk of Skin cancer would ya believe...lol
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Julia's Mum
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Hloy smokes about it increasing the chances of skin cancer!!! But like you said it is either scaring or cancer, and I'm with you I know which one I would prefer too.
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Satori Star
Joined: Tue Jan 29, 2008 12:50 pm
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Hey Lisa, Great news about no more chemo, and I hope the radiation treatment is kind to you and doesn't do any of the things you said it could. My thoughts are with you chick 
I hope the road to recovery is kind to you and that you finally get a big fat remission at the end of it all.
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GG's Mum
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Hi Lisa, Yay no more chemo, its nasty stuff that. Good luck for the radiation treatment. I'm sure something good is heading your way....... 
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yah how exciting that that part is all over hun!
for the next round....roll on til you post the radaition is all over too
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Mia's Mummy
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Hi Lisa, fantastic news about finishing the chemo. Hope all goes well with the radiation and you get an all clear soon.
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mayasmummy
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Hooray Lisa! Yay for finishing chemo!
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mariasmum
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Hey that's awesome news Lisa! I know I haven't been visiting here very often recently but I think about you almost every day.
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