Bowel cancer any tips?

[Steve Hunt]

My new chemo for the next eight weeks apparently will make my hair full out. Hat time.

Embrace the bald.

Who needs blonde hair anyhow?

When I was young I had blonde dreadlocks #regrets

[Vespa]

My new chemo for the next eight weeks apparently will make my hair full out. Hat time.

Embrace the bald.

Who needs blonde hair anyhow?

When I was young I had blonde dreadlocks #regrets

Not that long, but not that far off. I thought I was super cool.

[Sadact7]

[Vespa]

Don't get this?

[shabbado]

Don't get this?

The image and the above gif are both from Inbetweeners 2.

Watched it the other night. It's puerile but i enjoyed it

[lambrini]

How are you feeling today, Vespa?

[Vespa]

How are you feeling today, Vespa?

I'm having a picc line inserted in the morning, so I'm just chilling at the moment, another weird thing plugged into me. I'm starting to look like a borg

[lambrini]

How are you feeling today, Vespa?

I'm having a picc line inserted in the morning, so I'm just chilling at the moment, another weird thing plugged into me. I'm starting to look like a borg

Sorry for laughing! Best of luck for tomorrow. I'm sure you'll be fine.

[Sid Pervcat]

Best of luck Vespa.

I was on a 'biologic' for my crohn's, but they stopped it as it wipes out the immune system and they didn't want to risk me gettin Covid, even though I've been shielding
Untreated crohn's for 13 weeks is fucking grim!!
I have to go on a kind of chemo in July, a biologic infusion, they call it.
Not looking forward, but reading your posts have put it into perspective!!
So thanks for sharing!!

[Vespa]

Best of luck Vespa.

I was on a 'biologic' for my crohn's, but they stopped it as it wipes out the immune system and they didn't want to risk me gettin Covid, even though I've been shielding
Untreated crohn's for 13 weeks is fucking grim!!
I have to go on a kind of chemo in July, a biologic infusion, they call it.
Not looking forward, but reading your posts have put it into perspective!!
So thanks for sharing!!

I just go along with it, as you know the treatments are hardly optional. Once you give in to the inevitability of side effects it's just a mental game.

[lambrini]

Take care, Vespa!

[lambrini]

How are you doing, Vespa?

[Vespa]

How are you doing, Vespa?

Just started a different chemo regime for the next 12 weeks, it seems the original regime I took for three months didn't work as well. The tumour shrunk little but it still too large to kill with radiation or cut out. Hence they are trying this one, the only downside is my hair is going to fall out that and for two days I'm attached to a pump I need to carry around with me.

[lambrini]

How are you doing, Vespa?

Just started a different chemo regime for the next 12 weeks, it seems the original regime I took for three months didn't work as well. The tumour shrunk little but it still too large to kill with radiation or cut out. Hence they are trying this one, the only downside is my hair is going to fall out that and for two days I'm attached to a pump I need to carry around with me.

Take care, Vespa.

[Vespa]

Behold my cancer pump for my new chemo, it's attached to what use to my bicep where is pumps fluorouracil into my heart for 48 hours. My partner, who I now call nursey, has been taught how to change it and clean my dressing.

I'm hoping for a bed bath.

I just have to wait for the inevitable hairloss now, when it starts I'll be going full blady with the clippers.