Seem to have hit a real tired couple of days- two days since I stopped my last steroids and also after 21 days on the Lenalidomide. Bit tired and feeling fatigued. For those of us myeloma patients- there is a big difference between being being tired and being fatigued. I feel a bit fatigued. I don't think I'll paint the guttering today!
And for those of you who wondered what this "shigles" condition that I referred to in an earlier post - it is of course the "shingles!" though "shigles " does have a nice cuddly feel to it.
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About Me
- Stewart
- I was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2003 and since then I have had six regimes of chemotherapy, a stem cell transplant; a significant pulmonary embolism and two dvts, have become diabetic and had a plate inserted in each arm and a pin in my leg in February 2007. I was included in the Lenalidomide Study at the Western General Hospital in Edinburgh. After 6 months of no treatment I went on a chemo regime involving prednisolone, melphalan and thalidomide. I'm now off that but my paraprotein is now rising quite quickly
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