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Unfortunately I had a total of 19 rounds of chemo. Ended up with Stage 4 CKD and severe neuropathy in my feet. It feels like I'm walking barefoot on rocks. Good news is that I'm in remission. The previous response sums it up.
Hi Kim, that's great news to be almost through the toughest part! DLBCL Stage IV and six rounds of chemo for me too.
Expectations: bad news ... you're going to have to start shaving those legs again in about two months! Also, my long straight hair grew back curly, but it's been fun to experience something new though.
Regaining strength and dealing with anemia were my biggest problems. After 1 year and 4 months in remission, the neuropathy in my pointy-finger is improving and exercise is once again a big part of life. Sometimes, I forget that sickness ruled my life, but unfortunately the little worry bugs do remind me with each ache, pain and sniffle that recurrence could be around the corner. If thinking about those worries on a positive note, the joy of life is enhanced, when thinking it could be shortened. Warren Zevon's advice of "enjoy every sandwich" is a good attitude to adopt for me!
First of all, one more to go — that's huge! You're almost there. It's completely natural to wonder what comes next after finishing six cycles of chemotherapy for B-cell lymphoma.
After your last chemo, here's what you can generally expect:
- Follow-up appointments — Regular check-ins with your doctor will be scheduled to Show Full Answer
Following. I’m about to have my third of six.
Youre almost there ! Hang in. Not easy getting back. Listen to your body. Eat well, rest, and start moving. Homeostasis can take up to 2 years. Add joy in your life every chance you get. Be grateful. I wish you the best in your recovery.
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