HRM2U wrote:

well ladies.....I'm going to head out and spend some time with Hank. (my dog)  He was devastated that I left him home and I doubt he will ever forgive me.  Bet you can guess who's got who on the leash.....LoL 

Thanks for the awesome chat.  Hope to do it again soon. 
*HUGS*
 

Goodnight HRM. I enjoyed chatting with you. I hope you are up and doing whatever you wish to do as soon as possible. Give Hank a hug from us sisters, we are a fur baby loving bunch. lol

HRM2U wrote:

LuvSeason18 wrote:

HRM2U wrote:

The big difference between our 100 and your 100 is we have relatively no humidity.   We are in the prairies so our weather is similar to Arizona. 

Hummm.....that would be a lot better.  I think I will visit you and see a different part of the world while I am at it..LOL

That sounds good to me.  I'll leave the front light on.  OOOOPS  wait a minute I don't have a front light, I live in a condo......LoL
 

LOL.....
 

LuvSeason18 wrote:

april6263 wrote:

LuvSeason18 wrote:

Agree on all points.......

April, are they still going to try and use that medicine that has been giving her so much trouble?

yes and it worries me....we have consulted several doctors and they all agree it is important for her to get this particular drug even with the complications giving it to her......but they are being cautious.....thats why it will have to be inpatient so they can monitor her  levels every few hours to make sure she doesn't become toxic again and be able to give her the meds to bring her levels back down quickly if they start to get to high

It sounds like you are in between a rock and a hard place.  I am glad that they are going to monitor her so closely.  How long will she be on this type of medicine?  Do they use different "types" of Chemo?

yes she gets several different types of chemo drugs....this is just for her the roughest one  but her problem with toxicity from it is rare most kids don't have these problems with it.....she will have to be on this one for at least 3 and 1/2 more months

Well April, I think it may be just you and me now.  I would love to stay longer but my eyes wont focus on the screen anymore  Actually, I have been worried about my eyes lately but my glasses/contacts are not that old so I haven't went back to the eye doctor. Anyway, I think I will turn in a bit early.  Love chatting with you and everyone.  So glad your girl is home, even for just a few days.  Luv ya.....have a good night.

april6263 wrote:

LuvSeason18 wrote:

april6263 wrote:

yes and it worries me....we have consulted several doctors and they all agree it is important for her to get this particular drug even with the complications giving it to her......but they are being cautious.....thats why it will have to be inpatient so they can monitor her  levels every few hours to make sure she doesn't become toxic again and be able to give her the meds to bring her levels back down quickly if they start to get to high

It sounds like you are in between a rock and a hard place.  I am glad that they are going to monitor her so closely.  How long will she be on this type of medicine?  Do they use different "types" of Chemo?

yes she gets several different types of chemo drugs....this is just for her the roughest one  but her problem with toxicity from it is rare most kids don't have these problems with it.....she will have to be on this one for at least 3 and 1/2 more months

Oh dear, that is a long time. Will send up and extra prayer that things go well Monday.  After the 3 1/2 months will she be done with this type or do they "rotate" it back in later treatments?