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Hi Helen. Only 5 treatments left! The time has actually gone fairly quickly. It has been so helpful to have my daughters nearby, as well as my sister and friends to pass the time with. On days that I have felt well, we have had some fun outings, including my first NHL hockey game (Calgary Flames vs. Vegas Golden Knights). The radiation has been harder than I expected, but I guess you don’t really know what to expect! There is fatigue for sure, but not totally debilitating. The biggest issue is the diarrhea and stomach cramps. Just brutal. The only thing that doesn’t send me running is a poached egg in the morning. My radiation oncologist started me on Ondansetron to help with the nausea, and I am taking Imodium as needed. Once my stomach settles down, then I feel pretty functional. I have been out for walks every day, especially this weekend when I went back home. It was so good to be with my husband and dogs. Anyway, countdown from 5 is on now.