Blogs about: Chemo Port

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A Guest Post...5 comments

randomaveragegirl wrote 5 days ago: A friend of mine wrote this post and he wanted me to share it with the world. Being a med student I … more →

Tags: In Randomness, The Humdrum Affairs, Cancer, cremation, death, Family, fibroids, Guest Post, health

Scars

Lana Sonic wrote 1 month ago: I’d remember that hell without this fleshy road map crisscrossing my skin. I’d remember … more →

Tags: Memories, Scars, kisses, healing

Cancer Chronicles: April Showers

McGSquared wrote 2 months ago: This month has brought a few more appointments than usual for my Mom. She has finally gotten to the … more →

Tags: Education 2, Technology, Lifestyle, Smartphones, Cancer, iPhone, app, @mcgsqwared, Insurance

Cancer Lesson #65: No More Port in a Storm6 comments

kymlucas wrote 4 months ago: Rant: Cancer Lesson #65 — No More Port in a Storm A few weeks ago, I got an EOB (Explanation o … more →

Tags: Cancer, Rant, chemo, cancer lesson, Medical port, Medical Bills, cancer rant

Everything you wanted to know about Chemo Ports11 comments

Denise McCroskey wrote 8 months ago: I was lying on a surgery stretcher today.  The doctor was standing over me ready to make the incisio … more →

Tags: Bardport placement, Bardport removal, Chemo Port Breast Cancer, Port placement chemo, port removal chemo

Port lesson1 comment

fickelchook wrote 9 months ago: Between all the fatigue, the blood coming out of my nose, my skin and fingernails flaking off and my … more →

Tags: Cancer, breast cancer, bard power port

Terrible and Wonderful: Chapter 13 comments

eddiesandcurrents wrote 10 months ago: On Monday, I had surgery to have my port (or portacath) out.  That event was a marker in my breast c … more →

Tags: Philosophic, breast cancer, Healing Journey, contemplative, in gratitude, Cancer Journey, chemo, treatment path, centering prayer

From Both Sides of the Scalpel: Any Port in a Storm7 comments

Kerrie wrote 1 year ago: {From both sides of the scalpel} Once or twice a month we’ll share “from both sides of the scalpel”— … more →

Tags: our story, port placement, medical complications, Chemotherapy

port cleaning queue1 comment

azahar wrote 1 year ago: So most of you know by now that just over four years ago I was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer … more →

Tags: hospitals, Cancer, chemo

Helvellyn16 comments

wendy wrote 1 year ago: I knew when I got my port-a-cath removed last August that I wanted to do something special with it … more →

Tags: a little bit of c, Cancer, breast cancer, identity, change, Coping

chemo port cleaning9 comments

azahar wrote 1 year ago: It was that time of the month again today – chemo port cleaning time! It’s actually been … more →

Tags: health & happiness, hospitals, Cancer, HOPE

Pins and Needles… and Ports

see-how-i-run wrote 1 year ago: Don’t like needles? Then cancer might not be the illness for you. Between blood tests, chemo treatme … more →

Tags: Chemotherapy, Health 2, Cancer, health, chemo, chemotherapy, Injections, Wellbeing, CA-125

Give me this day, my daily nap!

pegscancer wrote 1 year ago: Today’s weather just begs for a blog!  It was very foggy this morning and visibility was about … more →

Tags: Chemotherapy, inoperable cancer

The Tale of the Phantom Port6 comments

wendy wrote 1 year ago: I noticed yesterday in the shower that I was still very carefully washing my neck and upper chest, s … more →

Tags: a little bit of c, Cancer, breast cancer, Good Things, stuff that doesn't suck, identity, change, Being Blessed

Running with scissors and eating all the paste4 comments

wendy wrote 1 year ago: My blue period. I’m just….gah. I’m restless today and tired and a little stabby an … more →

Tags: a little bit of c, Port, PET Scan, chemo cancer side-effects yoga health whinging

I want to name this post "Winning!", but I think Charlie Sheen has ruined that particular phrase for all of us.6 comments

wendy wrote 1 year ago: EDITED TO ADD:  You can totally buy the print above at my Cafepress Store! I actually hesitate to wr … more →

Tags: a little bit of c, Cancer, breast cancer, stuff that doesn't suck, Radiation, Being Blessed

Cancer Lesson #20 -- Any Port in a Storm1 comment

kymlucas wrote 2 years ago: Raving If you had told me, oh maybe three months ago, that I would someday rave about having a … more →

Tags: Cancer, rave

Life, Unscripted: Beyond Chemo19 comments

In Loving Memory of Amy Rauch Neilson wrote 2 years ago: Theo puts the finishing touches on his Valentine's Day Card Box for school. Part of my life, fo … more →

Tags: Chemotherapy, PARP inhibitor, BSI-201, gemcitabine, carboplatin, anti-nausea drugs, BRCA-1 gene, BRCA 2 gene, Gemcen

Is that Whiplash I'm Feeling?2 comments

In Loving Memory of Amy Rauch Neilson wrote 2 years ago: Everything is changing so quickly lately I think I’ve got whiplash. Today I will have surgery … more →

Tags: metastatic breast cancer, Lung Biopsy, BRCA-1 gene, Yahoo Calendar


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