For the first time, the nurse had some trouble last Monday with my port. I guess it was clogged or something. After flushing it with saline several times, he finally got it working. So, that was a little out of the usual routine.
I only have 1 more treatment of abraxane left, then I switch to a different drug for 4 three-week treatments. That means I'm almost halfway through chemo. Hurray!
I haven't written anything for awhile because I've been away from home for a week and a half. We decided to stay with my parents for the week between 2 treatments and get "2 for the price of 1." All the kids are out of school now, so we also had the whole crew with us.
To keep everyone sane, I planned a simple activity each day that would get us out of the house, but not be too exhausting for me. It was a fun week, and I found myself actually forgetting, at times, that I have cancer. Here's some highlights:
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| Feeding the only duck on the pond. He wasn't very hungry. |
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| The fancy studios at the new KBYU building we toured. I used to run one of those cameras for real! |
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| The whole gang at the Bean Museum...being charged by an elephant? ;-) |
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| All the kids were enchanted to meet Hedwig (Harry Potter's pet) at the museum! |
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| Eating ice cream at the BYU Creamery--YUM YUM! |
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| Touching animal furs at a "mini" Mountain Man Rendezvous. |
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