Well things have gotten slightly better as I slowly grasp a
hold on this deadening nausea. I go back to the hospital on Wednesday to
receive the high concentrated drug for the third time. (3/4) One more visit to go for this phase... Even though it’s gotten
easier, I still cannot wait for this phase to be done with! I have started
limiting my meals to food specific to helping nausea and vomiting: lots of
fruits, smoothies, salads and crackers. I don’t have much of an appetite anyway
so when I do eat something, I make sure it’s nutritional.
Recently, I find that most of my time is consumed by
University applications ... my god they’re lengthy. I am not sure if any of you
cancer patients out there have applied during their time of treatment, but I
find it quite the challenge to explain my situation. I mean, how do you elucidate
this kind of lifestyle change? I always fall short with these essays. All they
want to hear is that I am more than a number, a well-rounded, leading student.
So my feeble attempt to show them that usually ends with me posting the
hyperlink to my blog because at the end of the day, if they really want to know
what kind of student I am, they can read my last few posts and conclude that I
am simply an optimist.
Breeding optimism,
- - Serena Bonneville J
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