Chemo Dayze 4-6

The last three days have been pretty much the same.  Wake at 5AM, bake my veins with the Butocin until 8AM, then get some vitals, blood work, coffee, order breakfast, check the 'puter, go for a walk, eat, talk to the attending physician, talk to the nurses physician, walk, lift in room, get sleepy, stay away, have a visitor or two come by, and hopefully not talk about this, but share some bullshit going on in their world.  And that's been happening on the regulars.  Thank you all that are providing this.  As far as how I feel?  1 week down, 4 more to go.  Checking them boxes yo!  My head gets a little off track here and there.  No problem, Dr.s got a pill for it.  My stomach keeps uncontrollably hiccuping because of the chemo.  We got a pill for that too.  Not able to swallow?  Pill.  Is it tough to sleep with everything going on?  Here you go.

Rocky and Clay know how I feel in this hospital.  Won't you help?

I've got 48 hours to burn before my stem cells come in on a plane from Germany, stopping in NYC for a hot second and then touching down in Seattle by 10PM.  If dude carrying the freshly harvested bone marrow can get to my hospital room before midnight on Friday, I'll be getting my transplant then, otherwise Saturday.  If your reading this, and want to help out, then I ask this. Give my a movie to find on Hulu, Amazon Prime or Nexflix to watch that will make the time fly by.  Here's my list of favorite movies:  Marley and Me, The Town, The Fighter, Do the right thing, The Natural, Matrix, Shawshank Redemption, Friday, Colors, Green Mile, Big, Nemo, Boyz in the hood, CBT, Hustle and Flow, Taladega Nights, Mission Impossible, Bourne Identity, 300, St. Vincent, Blades of Fury.

As always, thank you for everything.