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    Eating/drinking an issue

    over 9 years ago
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      pattiep

      Since chemo started (TCH) I have to force myself to eat. Mouth sores -I see SueRae1 mentioned the mouthwash. I have one that numbs. My stomach hurts and I am not in the slightest bit hungry. I am honestly forcing down food to make my family happy. I only weigh 100 lbs (not quite 5ft tall) so I can only lose so much weight. I hope you are able to eat and drink even little bits

      over 9 years ago
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      creed0608

      My husband had the same treatment as you describe, but luckily he did not have any problems with eating, so I can't offer you any suggestions. But if you have any questions during your journey, please throw them out there and I will try to help!

      over 9 years ago
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      melee_me

      My daughter went thru same treatment - took sustagen protein supplement drink then replaced these daily blueberry & banana with flaxseed smoothies.
      You can find people who are going thru what you are on twitter on Thursdays using #BrainTumorThursday hash tag - or anytime using #BTSM tag.

      over 9 years ago
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