I was very interested in attending this program when I first got melanoma, but when Stef got sick as well, it never happened. I became reacquainted with the program last February right as I began IL-2 therapy. I thought that it might be something that I could really benefit from and so I applied. Over the last 10 years I have discovered much of what they address on my own but felt that there is much more that I can do for myself and for others with cancer. I am going with an open mind to see what I can learn.
The side effects from the radiation seem to be minimal, fatigue, some tingling and pain down my arm, and swelling and soreness in my neck. Very manageable with ibuprofen...hopefully this will be all.
That looks very interesting! I look forward to hearing about it. Hope the effects of the radiation continue to be manageable.
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Susie
Molly, this may be what will be the best medicine for you right now. How really wonderful for you and and for other participants who will have the chance to get to know you. Cheers and hope that the radiation effects subside completely. MM
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