In me the chief side effect of this new chemotherapy seems to be tiredness. I spent much of the weekend asleep, so no blogging. I am still slogging through the book on Bayesian statistics, so perhaps that is part of the reason, but it is a particularly relaxed form of sleep so I can't complain.
Almost for the first time in my life, I feel no compulsion to do anything. It seems that all my life I felt guilty if I wasn't active, making things happen in a typically alpha-male sort of way. These days it doesn't seem to matter. I drop of to sleep, dream away and then wake up for a bit. Then I fall asleep again. I am quite happy about it.
am glad you are feeling comfortable with no pressure to do anything extraneous...but...i miss you, sir...love to read your comments always...have got used to that!
ReplyDeleteAfter all this living, you finally are LIVING! Good for you Terry. Sorry about side effects----but, I'm glad you are comfortable with no pressure----it is the way we all should feel.
ReplyDeleteTake care Terry, there are people out here who care about you!
Jenny Lou Park
This post made me laugh. Nice to be happy.
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ABQ, NM
So pleased you can relax and sleep, I remember many of those days myself after my SCT, I am almost sure that the amount of sleep and relaxed days I had contributed to my better recovery.
ReplyDeleteTake good care we all want you to feel well.