u/i_am_here-tada

I should have been at home playing with my babies but here I am sitting and waiting in the hospital to get a bed for chemo to start.

This sucks sooo much. I'm so irritated. Angry. Annoyed. Sad.

What is this nonsense

I was rewatching the last season after like 2-3 years. Usually I just randomly selected something from the first 3-4 seasons and watched while eating food.

I had forgotten that Watson got a lump removed and was due for chemo in a month.

Today when I watched it and Sherlock cried while hugging her insisting he would stay, I just couldn't control myself.

Not the right platform but I got diagnosed with cancer a few months back and I'm undergoing chemo. My babies were 7 month old at the time of my diagnosis and the way I was shit scared that I'll die leaving them without a mother, made me go crazy till the prognosis was given.

Seeing that Watson adopted a child recently and then she got this shitty thing, made me cry.

Holmes: You're annoyed with me?

Watson: Yeah, I am. I have been since you broke up with Fiona. She was great. You really liked her.

Holmes: WATSON!!

The Greek Interpreter

Do you prepare everything in the morning or night? Does anyone else do it during the day? Do you get updates of the food eaten?

By experience, not just amazon google search

Less than 1500. I'd prefer non-magnetic but fine with any that is GOOD AND RELIABLE.

Please help.

Thankyou!

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1. How long after being placed did the infection occur?

2. What were the initial symptoms? How did the sure diagnosis come about?

3. How was it resolved?

Not asking about mundans

5 people are at their beck and call all day, but as soon as they see their father, all hell breaks loose. They start crying, screaming and jumping up-down to be the one who gets picked up first, not the other.

This competition has increased in the last 2 weeks. Hence my husband broke his own rule. He picked both of them together. He never allowed anyone to pick them both together, NEVER.

It was a beautiful sight to see him holding both of the babies in his arms. ❤️❤️

Also, now when he comes home, there are 4 competitors for his attention - 2 dogs, 2 babies.

Dreams do come true.😍🧿

Actual age is close to 9 months; adjusted is 7 months.

Now the current baby weight is in the higher percentile as of actual age.

But the doctor marks the graph as per adjusted age, and as per that, the weight is more than upper limit.

Baby touching milestones between actual and adjusted age.

EFF. I don't suppose baby can be overfed. I only give milk when they ask for it.

Solids: 2 actual meals + 1 fruit/curd.

Active, happy, teething, impatient.

My next appointment is more than 15 days away and this is not something I want to ping her about.

Actual age is close to 9 months; adjusted is 7 months.

Now the current baby weight is in the higher percentile as of actual age.

But the doctor marks the graph as per adjusted age, and as per that, the weight is more than upper limit.

Baby touching milestones between actual and adjusted age.

EFF. I don't suppose baby can be overfed. I only give milk when they ask for it.

Solids: 2 actual meals + 1 fruit/curd.

Active, happy, teething, impatient.

My next appointment is more than 15 days away and this is not something I want to ping her about.

9 months actual age. 7 months adjusted age.

Baby 1 has a lot of interest in eating. Makes faces but still eats, at least tries most food. Baby 2 wants to eat utensils. I keep an additional bowl/plate as decoy to save the actual food. Sometimes he does skincare with food. Sometimes we find bits of food in his diaper.

Anyways. Daily, I try to give them 2 proper meals and 1 fruit/curd. Recently, of the 2 meals, 1 is finger food. Whenever they eat it, even a small cough, sends me in panic mode. Alot of times they take a bigger bite then they should and then cough so much I ensure their food can easily be squished.

I don't know if it is just anxiety or am I doing something wrong?

Profile: 35F; P1L2

Diagnosis: Right Breast Invasive Carcinoma NST (Invasive Ductal Carcinoma), Grade 2; pt2n0m0.

Initial biopsy her2 negative. Frozen section after Right Mastectomy reported her2 positive - FISH verified.

Day 8: medium in terms of energy. Difficulty in concentrating. Had a hard time remembering few very evident things (worse than pregnancy brain)

1st mouth sore. Discovered during dinner. Very uncomfortable. Took a syrup. Sucked on a few ice cubes later.

Profile: 35F; P1L2

Diagnosis: Right Breast Invasive Carcinoma NST (Invasive Ductal Carcinoma), Grade 2; pt2n0m0.

Initial biopsy her2 negative. Frozen section after Right Mastectomy reported her2 positive - FISH verified.

Day 7: lower back pain. Ankle pain. Reported to doc. given some otc. Tolerable but uncomfortable.

Better appetite. Water started to taste funny.

Profile: 35F; P1L2

Diagnosis: Right Breast Invasive Carcinoma NST (Invasive Ductal Carcinoma), Grade 2; pt2n0m0.

Initial biopsy her2 negative. Frozen section after Right Mastectomy reported her2 positive - FISH verified.

Day 6: Much better in terms of strength. Appetite did increase. Took an SOS for nausea. Time for a dressing change.

On and off in terms of energy. Some joint pain started by evening.

Profile: 35F; P1L2

Diagnosis: Right Breast Invasive Carcinoma NST (Invasive Ductal Carcinoma), Grade 2; pt2n0m0.

Initial biopsy her2 negative. Frozen section after Right Mastectomy reported her2 positive - FISH verified.

Day 4, 5: so much weakness. Unable to get up. Just can't. No strength. Very sleepy.

No appetite, little nausea and lot of weakness.

Irritated at why everybody is asking me to eat. I cant. Please stop.

Heard my baby cry in the other room. Was being taken care of properly. My heart ached but I stil couldn't get my body to even lift a finger.

Yea kinda hate everything right now.

Profile: 35F; P1L2

Diagnosis: Right Breast Invasive Carcinoma NST (Invasive Ductal Carcinoma), Grade 2; pt2n0m0.

Initial biopsy her2 negative. Frozen section after Right Mastectomy reported her2 positive - FISH verified.

Day 3: little weakness. But all in all fine.

Nothing out of the ordinary.