SC - OT, OOP, Chemo

Fri Mar 30 07:59:07 PST 2001

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Yeah, I think there are some effects that seem to hang on.  I still get
a little vertigo every now and then, which I didn't experience until I
went through chemo.  And congrats on your time of remission!!!!  Keep up
the good work!

Kiri (cancer-free for 10 3/4 years...also counting!

BareToad at aol.com wrote:

> Imagine my surprise when, after a bone marrow transplant, I discovered
> that
> you lose your sense of taste for several months!  I have never truly
> regained
> my ability to eat mass amounts of chocolate.  On the upside, I have
> been told
> that I have a pretty bald head:-)
>
> Mairin
> (cancer free six years and counting)

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Yeah, I think there are some effects that seem to hang on.  I still
get a little vertigo every now and then, which I didn't experience until
I went through chemo.  And congrats on your time of remission!!!! 
Keep up the good work!
Kiri (cancer-free for 10 3/4 years...also counting!
BareToad at aol.com wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>Imagine
my surprise when, after a bone marrow transplant, I discovered that
 you lose your sense of taste
for several months!  I have never truly regained
 my ability to eat mass amounts
of chocolate.  On the upside, I have been told
 that I have a pretty bald
head:-)
Mairin
 (cancer free six years and
counting)</blockquote>
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