Hormone Therapy so far is rough.
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Leslie Adams Sr
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Leslie Adams Sr
I’ve been in cancer treatment a little over a week now. The first few days were manageable, but by Thursday and Friday the side effects hit hard. I’ve been waking up every day with severe fatigue, brain fog, weakness, and tight muscles in my neck and back. I’m praying things ease up, but if they don’t, I may have to rethink this therapy.
I see my oncologist on August 17 to discuss these side effects, and on August 21 I’m scheduled for radiation markers — if I’m able to continue.
Right now, I’m also facing a major challenge at home. I have a 28" rise at my front door, and without a ramp and small deck for my power chair, I can’t safely get out of the house for short medical appointments. I need glasses, dental work, and other care, but stretchers don’t fit in those offices. A ramp would be a life-changing blessing.
Thank you to everyone who has donated so far. Your kindness means more than you know. I’m still a long way from the goal, so please share this with anyone you can. Even one person seeing it could make a huge difference.
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