Wow, biking up Kline Road is no easy feat! Way to go, Oliver! Hope the post-infusion nausea doesn't last long. The port is a great invention, I think--way better than having somebody hunt for a vein in your arm or hand every time.

When I had chemo some years ago, I came to really appreciate treatment day as a day off from the regular routine, and a chance to meet people and see a glimpse of others' situations (as well as a chance to do some reading and, sometimes, get a nap). Everyone's drug regimen is different, of course, but anyway, I hope the treatment will turn out to be a positive experience for you.

Thanks so much for keeping us posted. We are all rooting for you!

Thinking of you today.

I carry you and your beloved family in my heart. Your great courage and compassion for yourself and all of us will be at your side. Fran

Today's the day your plan gets underway! Sending strength and love, let us know what we can do.

Supportive thoughts , Oliver, as you begin your chemo tomorrow. I am on your team.

So glad you can be at home for the chemo!

Best of luck Oliver, the nurses at the East Campus will take great care of you!

Just sending my love.

That sounds like a good plan, Oliver. I’m available for after-hours port help and dressing changes, etc, if you have need.

Thanks for the update. Thinking of you!