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I am so grateful to have found this forum!
Hi! I am pretty new here, and haven't been posting a lot, but have been reading a bunch and learning a lot! I still have a few weeks til I start tx then I am sure I will be posting more! But thanks to all who post on here. It is nice to come here and learn and be able to ask questions to people who have been through it first hand, and not have to worry about anyone looking down on you! You will be seeing much more of me soon (and I will try to post a profile pic soon too).
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welome and I agree this site has/is wonderful help. Good luck in your treatment.
Denise
Denise
Welcome - I felt fortunate when I found this place also. Just in case it hasn't been mentioned, it's a good idea to wait until you have a couple wks of meds before you start. Problems happen with the meds / prescriptions, etc. and you wouldn't want an interruption. The other thing I found useful is to make a calendar and note your schedule for treatment, including marking the first day.
Wishing you well with your treatment. -stacie
Wishing you well with your treatment. -stacie
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