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Small Bowel Cancer - April 2014

joybell16
April 2014
CA19-9 now 14000. No decrease at all during chemo. Husband has decided to cease chemo as the last 3 weeks have not been kind. Extreme fatigue, abdominal pain and DVT pain in right calf. Not sleeping very well at all. One benefit - farting has decreased dramatically!! Handing it all over to our Creator and Lord, Jesus Christ. 🙂 Hopefully the effects of chemo will go (if it is the effects of chemo being observed) and there might be some improvement in the short term.
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