Keeping my fingers and toes crossed that the Taxol keeps on doing its thing!
Sorry you have more aggrevation to deal with....hopefully this will be easy for you.
Hang in there!
L&H,
Lori
Vicky- So sorry to hear this, but it sounds like the dr. is doing right by going back to taxol, since that worked so well before ... i am wishing you an easier time ahead. hang in there, we're all with you.... i know it's so dissapointing to hear 'more chemo' when you want/need a break ... when they increased my plan by about 3 months i was SO down...but you'll get thru it.
many hugs,
stef
To Do What I Do -Alan Jackson, 2004
Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their work: if one falls down, his friend can help him up. Ecclesiastes 4:9-10
Sorry to hear about this setback, but sounds like your onc. is really on top of things.Praying that the taxol will do its job even better than before.
hugs,
Michelle
"There are two ways to live your life. One is though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle." -Albert Einstein
"Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." -Confucius
Ellen
Vicky: I am so sorry to hear that the new med didn't work. At least you had a good response from the taxol and it was still an option for you to take. I know how difficult it is to accept more chemo. I have been on weekly chemo for almost 2 yrs now and when I get a break from the Navelbine, it is like a big gift. Then, usually about 3-4 wks, when my CEA count goes up, I have to go back on the Navelbine and it is such a downer. Hang in there. Please watch the neuropathy. My onco was very conscious about this and would stop the taxol for a couple of weeks to let my feet and fingers have a chance to get back to normal.
Hang in there. It is worth it!
Hugs...Deb