Monday, March 28, 2016

Chemo Infusion Room Etiquette - Mets Monday Video

Enjoy the latest video.  I'm having fun making these.  I have several ideas for future ones (and yes, son, I will try to speed them up a little).  Feel free to post suggestions for any you'd like to see below. (Don't worry, I'll still be writing as well.)

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4 comments:

  1. Ah, chemo rooms. Where I go, they actually have separate cubes for each patient, separated by walls on three sides. The front is open to the nursing station and has a privacy curtain. Each room has an individual tv/radio which you can plug ear phones into. Sleeping is a big option there. When I was in chemo, my husband would come with me and we would bring a small portable scrabble board. We would play scrabble and until the drugs kicked in and all I could no longer come up with words.
    I sometimes go with my father on his monthly infusion (its so long the drugs wear off and he can drive himself home) and he sleeps the entire time.

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  2. Ann, this is fabulous. You're really learning how to take the sense of humor that shines through in your writing and put it into a new form.

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    1. Thank you! Best compliment ever! I'm a person who needs to learn new things...but want my personality to show. Writing is relatively easy-this is hard! So I'm glad I can do something hard and still have me shine through. :). Appreciate the comment.

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  3. This is great, I go up to people sometimes and ask "what are you in for?"

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