Whew, for the next two years?
Hopefully they're not too much of an ordeal, although I have no idea what's involved with these procedures.
Whew, for the next two years?
Hopefully they're not too much of an ordeal, although I have no idea what's involved with these procedures.
Nah yeah they're not bad I'm just hooked up to an IV for several hours. It's similar to if I were receiving like a chemo infusion (because that's technically what it is) just without any of the adverse side effects like hair loss or nausea.
Technically, I only just need the two infusions, but my doctors want me to continue over the next two years because they think it'll give me the best chance of not going into remission, which I am all for lmao.
Ah ok, that doesn't sound too bad, thankfully. Sounds like the kind of thing you could just take your Switch along and chill with that for a while as that happens.
And yeah, totally understandable they'd rather play it safe. Same reason I'm getting my flu shot today, if all goes well.
Yep that’s exactly right. That’s actually pretty much what I did the first infusion and this time around I was editing video footage for work. I can’t really draw because it risks moving the arm with the IV in it too much but most other activities like playing video games are safe so you just sorta kick back for a few hours until it’s done.
Ayyy nice!! Definitely better to play it safe and get the shot. I’m set to get my shots in February. Both the flu and COVID booster. I have small windows during this treatment plan that I’m able to receive vaccines and have them be effective (since the treatment plan I’m on is killing all my immune cells), so hopefully that’ll work out too.
That's good, stuff like that makes the time go by faster and gets your mind off of it. :3
I found I was just a month off from being eligible for the COVID booster shot. Well, hopefully it just means I'll be eligible when they do the next wave. It's usually fast and it definitely beats being horribly sick for two weeks.
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