Well, I completed my first round of FEC.  I am positive I WONT be able to drive to and from these should the need arise.  I was high as a kite after one of the meds and having trouble walking.  By the time it was time to go, I did manage to make it to the car. 
From what I've been told, the major side effects won't kick in until tomorrow morning.  They gave me an anti-nausea med (Aloxi) in my IV prior to chemo infusion.  They told me to make sure to take an oral anti-nausea (Zofran) to back it up tonight at bed time or if I start to feel the least bit of nausea, whichever comes first.  I took the Zofran around 1pm.  They also said I could stack the different anti-nausea meds if I still felt nauseous 30 min to an hour after taking the first one.  So I took another anti-nausea med (phenergan). 
The nausea I am exeperiencing so far isn't that bad.  They just want me to curb it before it becomes bad.  The best way I can describe the way I feel right now, is that it is similar to car/motion sickness you get in a badly ventilated vehicle if you get stuck the back seat for hours.  I feel lethargic, yucky and slightly nauseous.  The main difference being that I can't just get out of the car and get some fresh air to fix it.  I dread what it will be like tomorrow morning if it's this bad now!
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 - Initially diagnosed June 4, 2009 Invasive Ductal Carcinoma Stage II,Grade II tumor size: 2-3 cm node positive ER/PR postive HER2 Neu - negative Current Diagnosis: Metastatic Invasive Ductal Carcinoma Grade 3 Mets: Scalp/skin, Liver, Spine, Bone ER/PR + HER2/NEU -
 
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