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<blockquote data-quote="megamania" data-source="post: 3156990" data-attributes="member: 9255">As above posts have already said-&nbsp; our thoughts go out to you and her.&nbsp;&nbsp; The malign cells sound like they have spread too far to be effectively treated.&nbsp; But the mind is a powerful thing.&nbsp;&nbsp; She may beat the odds and I hope she does.As far as Chemo and my experience.&nbsp; My sodium / Copper injection came in three groups of 8 for a total of 24 treatments.&nbsp; These came every two weeks.One's reactions to treatment can vary.&nbsp;&nbsp; My hair thinned a bit but I kept most all of it.&nbsp; I continued to work full time for the most part during the treatments.&nbsp; The first few treatments didn't bother me but later near the end I would become very tired.&nbsp; This could have been my diabetesis that was quickly developing at this point.Radiation didn't bother me much.&nbsp; It made my chest look like I was in the sun too much and a bit dried out.&nbsp; As a side effect of the radiation treatments, my stomach was beamed and killed off all of my immunities to the 20+ illnesses we begin to build a tolerence to at birth.&nbsp; So everytime a stomach bug hit the factory I was the first to get it and the worst then before it left it would mutate slightly and I would get it again.Hang in there and make the most of your time with her and loved ones.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="megamania, post: 3156990, member: 9255"] As above posts have already said- our thoughts go out to you and her. The malign cells sound like they have spread too far to be effectively treated. But the mind is a powerful thing. She may beat the odds and I hope she does. As far as Chemo and my experience. My sodium / Copper injection came in three groups of 8 for a total of 24 treatments. These came every two weeks. One's reactions to treatment can vary. My hair thinned a bit but I kept most all of it. I continued to work full time for the most part during the treatments. The first few treatments didn't bother me but later near the end I would become very tired. This could have been my diabetesis that was quickly developing at this point. Radiation didn't bother me much. It made my chest look like I was in the sun too much and a bit dried out. As a side effect of the radiation treatments, my stomach was beamed and killed off all of my immunities to the 20+ illnesses we begin to build a tolerence to at birth. So everytime a stomach bug hit the factory I was the first to get it and the worst then before it left it would mutate slightly and I would get it again. Hang in there and make the most of your time with her and loved ones. [/QUOTE]

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