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I woke up and I’m still at the hospital. I still have this big thing on my arm that makes my hand not work very good. But I got a little sleep. Even if I did wake Mommy up alot. It’s not much fun to sleep in a hosp
A little while ago, they said I could go home. But I had to wait for things to get all done. So I rested on the couch a little.
Then I waited some more. I’m tired, you know. Very tired.
Then my
multiple drugs at a time.
Complications of chemotherapy involve fatigue, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, as well increased risk in bleeding and infection.
Surgery is done to remove the tumor (expected...
, is also a complication. This is usually remedied on its own and may stop spontaneously although some cases may need medication or implant removal. Although very rare, it is worth mentioning, full disclosure is the key... 
retriever. Her condition? A low grade mast cell tumor I removed six weeks ago. The problem? An incision site... is the minimum amount of skin you’ve got to take along with your mass in order to feel secure that you’ve removed...
anyway, it really isn't necessary (but on that fact alone, is NOT a reason to have something removed, unless damaged), but we were obviously born with one. Surgery or removal of anything is my last resort... 
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