I get why you would want to be alone. I never went to chemo alone, but I was never in the mood to entertain other people or to act happy and stuff because I really just didn't enjoy being there. The people I went with knew this and let me be in more of a "grumpy" mood. But, it makes total sense why you wouldn't want anyone there with you when you feel like that and while you're just focusing on what you have to do. Keep doing what makes you comfortable :)
@@danielj9042cancer feeds off sugar so sodas are just as bad or possibly worse for cancer patients. He passed away last month so he probably never took chemo seriously or he would've known sugars help cancer cells thrive. So does eating meat. Making your body more alkaline vs more acidic is KEY. Vitamin D at 5000 mg per day has also been shown to help.
I get why you would want to be alone. I never went to chemo alone, but I was never in the mood to entertain other people or to act happy and stuff because I really just didn't enjoy being there. The people I went with knew this and let me be in more of a "grumpy" mood. But, it makes total sense why you wouldn't want anyone there with you when you feel like that and while you're just focusing on what you have to do. Keep doing what makes you comfortable :)
we miss u at work :P
RIP!
Not trying to be judgmental at all, but is it safe to drink alcohol while you have cancer and being on chemotherapy? Just a little worried about that.
He drinks non-alcoholic. And soda. He likes to hang with his friends, and they drink “a little”
@@PleasantlyConfused6816 oh that’s good to hear. Definitely not judging for drinking at all. I hope he’s doing well right now
@@danielj9042cancer feeds off sugar so sodas are just as bad or possibly worse for cancer patients.
He passed away last month so he probably never took chemo seriously or he would've known sugars help cancer cells thrive. So does eating meat. Making your body more alkaline vs more acidic is KEY.
Vitamin D at 5000 mg per day has also been shown to help.