girl at large

I like to write about life when you have a job, some kids, a fixer upper and a fatal disease.

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Intake nurse: “How are you?”

Terrible, I feel like crap. I have pain all the time and I’m exhausted.

Intake nurse: “Oh really? But no fever?”

Blood draw nurse: “How are you doing?”

Terrible, I feel like crap. I have pain all the time and I’m exhausted

Blood Draw Nurse: “You’re having pain? That’s odd”

Radiation Oncologist: “How are you doing?”

Terrible, I feel like crap. I have pain all the time and I’m exhausted.

Radiation Oncologist: “Still?”

Surgeon: “How are you doing?”

Terrible, I feel like crap. I have pain all the time and I’m exhausted.

Surgeon: “Really? At week four? But no fever?”

 

TEST RESULTS COME BACK

Nurse navigator: “You have an infection and also your red blood count is way down! Are you sure you didn’t have a fever?”

Radiation Oncologist: “No wonder, well we can’t do any radiation until you are well, you have this infection! And did you know your blood count is so low?”

Surgeon: “Oh, you totally have an infection, that’s probably causing all the pain”

Oncologist: “Your very low red blood cell counts would indicate fatigue, are you fatigued?”

Chemo Nurse: “Girl I just saw your numbers, you are so sick! Let’s get these meds in you and get you out of here”

 

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