2007 - diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's B cell Lymphoma
2008 - began treatment for Lymphoma
2009 - experienced heart attack
2009/2010 - inserted 5 stints into heart arteries
2012 - diagnosed with Melanoma and it was removed from left foot
2017 - Melanoma returned aggressively in groin - could operate
- started IVIG due to low WBC and RBC
- changed from chemotherapy to immunotherapy (Imbruvica, Opdivo, Yervoy)
2018 - radiation treatments
2019 - stopped IVIG due to shortage
2020 - diagnosed with hypothyroidism due to cancer treatments
- continue with daily Imbruvica and monthly infusions of Opdivo
So, today is my monthly Opdivo Infusion Day... and my schedule is typically this:
6>30 am - leave home
7:30 - arrive at UTM Cancer Center
7:30-7:45 - have blood drawn
7:45-8:30 - see doctor (every other month actually)
8:30-10:30- have Opdivo infusion treatment
10:30 - leave UTM Cancer Center
11:30 - arrive home
Note: when I do not see doctor, I am usually out by 9:30
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