Jan 3, 2015
Here is a collection of what has helped me get through chemo(so far). If you have anything to add to the list, what has helped you (or a loved one) get through cancer treatment, post in the comments below!
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Here is a collection of what has helped me get through chemo(so far). If you have anything to add to the list, what has helped you (or a loved one) get through cancer treatment, post in the comments below!
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#chemotip Hold tongue on roof of mouth during port flush if the taste gets to you. Also, eating a mint masks the saline taste.
A lot of people ask about my Cuppow, the plastic sippy top I use on a canning jar. I found mine (on the right) at New Seasons in Portland, but recently Whole Foods started carrying them here in Phoenix. Drinking from a canning jar uses less plastic so it's less wasteful, and helps me, at least, keep track of how much I drink. Staying hydrated during and between treatments is key to keeping side effects down and energy up. The Cuppow on the left is made for a straw, perfect for traveling with a smoothie.