A couple of hours later, i sat in my hospital smock in the hematology clinic at moffett.
Dr Kelvin would like a word with you before we start,” said Sara, my transfusion nurse.
I felt nervous as she unpacked an IV setup for my treatment, truth was, I had been feeling okay. Not much pain or nausea other than the incident in the ladies room last week.
Dr. Kelvin alked in with a Manila folder under his arm. His face was friendly but unconfiding?”
I smiled weakly.”only good news?”
He sat across from me on the ledge of a counter.
“How are you feeling, Moo?
“I wasn’t feeling so bad when I saw you before.”
“Fatigued?”
“Only a little. End of the day kind of thing.”
Sudden nausea? Queasiness?”
I admitted I had vomited suddenly once or twice
He mad a quick notation on a chart..
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