NGO up on what day,of,this journey I'm on and so will merely gives dates. Perhaps my chemo-fogged brain can keep track of that! John spent the night on a mattress and slept the best he has in years! Taking sleeping pills has given me several nights sleep. After chemo-disturbed sleep, this has been heavenly! I feel so much alert when I wake in the morning. Poor John. More conversation!! Thankfully, we are both huge readers so spend a lot of time engaged in books. I did finally get my platelet infusion yesterday, so I might attribute my feeling better today. Of course, I am not doing jumping jumps yet. A few leg lifts, maybe, and some strength training with my arms. According to John's calculations, I have lost 17 or 18 pounds. I can hardly believe that as I feel like like a big flat blob. I hope when I stand and put on my regular clothes, I'll be a svelte size ten! Wow, Karen, maybe your dream of my leaping tables will come true!
Well, it looks like another lazy day!, they awoke me for an infusion an anti-bacterial infusion at 7 this morning, so I lie in wait for a breakfast of porridge or oatmeal or cream of wheat and more bread, sometimes eggs. I usually eat a half a bowl of porridge and a cup of tea, and John finishes the rest. He has lost about 6 pounds. We have resolved to change our eating patterns when we return home. How many times have you, my friends, heard that?
I will no try to complete today's blog since it is only 7 pm here. Maybe these 3:30 am blogs are part of the problem!
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