It will be Navelbine + Herceptin, beginning June 9. Those are also infusions at the medical center, as opposed to pills at home.
I developed a fever in the middle of the night last night (not bad but at the level where I need to go in to see if I have an infection). At 5:30 this morning B took me in to Urgent Care and long story short, I don't have an infection. That took 2 1/2 hours and a bunch of tests to conclude. The fever is probably from one or both of the drugs I received yesterday.
So it's been kind of an exhausting 24 hours, and I'm taking it totally easy today.
There are various appointments ahead - a bone scan May 27 to get the whole bone story, a heart scan (aka MUGA) on June 6, which I've had about 8 times before and is standard when one is on Herceptin, and another fun "Menopause Now" injection at the end of this month. (That really wasn't too bad but I will spare you some of the weird details about it).
I wanted to get this update out, and now I will go on to something completely unrelated to medical treatments, like a walk, my book, Wordament (a Boggle-like game on my phone), and maybe some bad TV later tonight!

Heather, thank you so much for posting updates. I look for them often and really want to know what's going on with your treatment, etc. (And no, you are not trapping any of us at the buffet table. Ha!) Can you play Wordament with others or just by yourself? What book are you reading now? Send an email, if you want to take it offline. LOVE you, Karen
ReplyDeleteI want to know what book you are reading too:)
ReplyDeleteOrange is the New Black!
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