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How do you really ever fully process a cancer diagnosis?

Gynecologic Cancers | Last Active: Apr 1 12:05pm | Replies (50)
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@jeanknoll986

Thank you for your response. My first treatment will be Carboplatin and Paclitaxel by IV....over 5 hours or so. I have the most supportive hubby and in our clinic, I have a whole team: nurse navigator, Gynecological Oncologist, social worker, and volunteers. They take good care of patients from beginning to ending.

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carol1024 | @carol1024 | Mar 22 9:38am

That is exactly the regime I'm on. I'm due to get 2nd treatment on April 3rd. This time I'll be using the gel packs my sister ordered, and they recommended, on my hands and feet to minimize the neuropathy associated with chemo treatments. My treatments are 5 hours also. 😊

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