Getting my "last" chemo as we speak
WiFi connection from the hospital's oncology center.
This is the twelveth over 8 months (would have been 6 but platelets didn't always cooperate).
Overall, this concludes my second round of chemo, for Stage IV CC with mets to the lungs.
I have the option of continuing indefinitely if I want to be on top of it, or I can monitor on a regular basis. I think I'm going to take a break because I have chemo-induced diabetes and I think ongoing runs for the next two years will wreak more havoc on my body from the diabetes than anything the chemo will do. Of course, monitor via PET scans every 3 to 6 months.
Today isn't really my last day free, as I have to wear an infusion pump until Thursday; and I fully expect I'll have to repeat this whole process in two or three years, but it's "last day" for now!
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Let the party begin. You can start out slowly and build up till the infusion pump is removed. I remember my last chemo. If I could have done a head stand I would have.
Taking each day as it comes is the best we all can do. I do hope this round lasts more than your first round did.
one step at a time ... but stay vigilant.
Best wishes for the next scan 
((((((Tab)))))
As all the wise people relay. One step at a time.
