John, Becky, and Eleanor Williams practice wearing their masks before coming from Boston to spend a week with Grandma.Becky and Eleanor flew in to visit and helped in so many ways. From cooking to cleaning windows, to sorting to sharing lots of fun time together.
Chemo #2 is almost completed. My pump should be disconnect about 4 pm this afternoon. There has been less nausea this time, but more sensitivity to cold and parathesia. Just taking some wet clothes from the washer to the dryer initiates tingling in my hands. All liquids need to be warm as even room temperature makes the swallowing feel like it is stuck in my throat.
My white blood count dropped as expected. Infection prevention is so important. Hand-washing is so important. Presently I have a pesky head cold that will be watch carefully.
Annika and Toby each placed 12 Skittles into a jar as a way of keeping track of my chemo treatments. When a treatment in completed, they get to eat one. Should be 10 left now.
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