Tag: low WBC

White Blood Cell (WBC) Count impacted by Chemotherapy

Featured by Brinda Robin, posted in Bone Pain with Chemotherapy, Breast Cancer Diagnosis, changes with chemo, Chemo for breast cancer, Chemo Impact, chemo impact wbc, chemo pain, Chemotherapy, family help during chemo, Hair loss, low WBC, Uncategorized, WBC chemo, WBC injection, WBC low, WBC shot, White blood cell chemo

The goal is to keep fighting the cancer and stay on top The White Blood Cells (WBC) have played a significant role in my life for the last two years since my cancer diagnosis. Why did I not write about this earlier? Because sometimes my absent-mindedness takes precedence. I wish I could blame cancer for … Continue reading White Blood Cell (WBC) Count impacted by Chemotherapy

Staying Powered in the Stage IV Breast Cancer Marathon Journey

Featured by Brinda Robin, posted in Bike Ride during Cancer, Breast Cancer Diagnosis, changes with chemo, Chemotherapy, children dealing with mom cancer, family help during chemo, friends during cancer, Metastatic Breast Cancer, Motivated during chemo, Motivation during chemo, Peloton, Peloton Bike, self esteem with chemo,, Third line of treatment, Trodelvy, Uncategorized, WBC low with chemo

Shingles discoloration can be seen on the forehead Since my previous blog - I choose to SMILE, I have been holding up pretty well. I posted emotional blogs the last few times and wanted to share a quick update on my health and address some commonly asked questions - How do I Motivate myself? How … Continue reading Staying Powered in the Stage IV Breast Cancer Marathon Journey

Bulldozing Phase 1 Chemotherapy

by Brinda Robin, posted in Cancer workout, changes with chemo, Chemo for breast cancer, Chemo Impact, Hair loss, low WBC, Neulasta, Peloton

Most days, especially the week of chemo, I feel a truck has hit me, or I have gotten beaten to a pulp. So waking up in the morning is a real challenge. The desire to live for my family, mental strength, and passion for work gets tested every day in the morning. These are the three things that push me to get out of bed every day.