"Peak Boredom: Watching the Same Thing Like It’s Your First Time" 😆

Yesterday was a good day. My pain was minimal and side effects were well controlled, Sherrie and I even got in a fun game of Rummy Cube one of our favorite games. We have been big Doctor Who fans through the years so it has been fun to blast back to the 1970s and watch Tom Baker's brilliance. The shows are cheesy, filled with over actors, special effects were done by a nine-year-old, and performed in that dry British style but, I am sure on sure I'm on an island here and may have just lost your respect for my decision-making judgment, but that's what makes them so good. Some of the newer episodes with David Tenant and Matt Smith are even binge-worthy. Unfortunately, the latest batch in my opinion are horrific train wrecks and I have just to stop watching. That was a little bit of a rabbit hole but it tried to pull us out quickly and no I don't have a sticker on my little SUV that says. "My other Car is a Tardis" 

Now back to the topic at hand. Currently, I’m in the chemo pause period where we let the chemo get in there and do the fighting for us and we await the results. During this period white blood cells will become leukopenia (extremely low in count) and I will remain in the hospital during this time as I will be immune compromised. After about 14 days after treatment began the WBC rises and my body begins to recover There may be a chance that I will return home for a short stay before Part B is begun but it depends on how I have responded to the therapy including the severity of the side effects I’ve experienced and as of right now it has not been good. At this moment I am barely able to put things together that make due to exhaustion. Until the next post. May the Lord be with and bless you.