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Lassie....you are one brave and strong lady! I can hear strength in your voice. I didn't have the same issues you have but I know there are a few others here who have. Hopefully they will come along soon. Sounds like your chemo is on track and you are doing well overall. I am not aware of anyone having such diffiulties staying hydrated, however.
You are one tough lady , and an example for the rest of us. The IV might be a hastle but , no doubt, it would keep you healthier and probably cause you to even feel better. This disease is a tough one, but it appears it has met it's match in you!
Peace.
dian
When I was on chemo the first time I had a hard time keeping hydrated too. I found that I had to drink water or cranberry juice several times through the night or I would be so dehydrated. Once I did have to go in for hydration and some magnesium between chemos, but that was before I started drinking all night long. You have been through so much, but you seem to have a fighting spirit. I wish you the best and hope you will stick around the forum for support and friendship. Marie
You are one tough lady , and an example for the rest of us. The IV might be a hastle but , no doubt, it would keep you healthier and probably cause you to even feel better. This disease is a tough one, but it appears it has met it's match in you!
Peace.
dian