Yesterday was Earl's 18th radiation treatment. On Monday, they increased the power and went from four to seven places being irradiated.
So far, so good...Earl hasn't had any side effects from the radiation treatments. We're keeping our fingers crossed that he continues to have no side effects!
On Monday, we took Gracie in to have her spayed, get her first rabies shot, and have a microchip implanted. Washington only gives a one-year rabies shot; however, we will normally be in Arizona when the time comes to renew it, and Arizona gives a three-year shot.
Another month of treatments for Earl...assuming we don't lose a day because the machine is down (which happens on occasion, apparently), Earl's last treatment will be on the 6th of December and we'll be out of here on the 7th (assuming the weather cooperates). Can't wait!
So far, so good...Earl hasn't had any side effects from the radiation treatments. We're keeping our fingers crossed that he continues to have no side effects!
On Monday, we took Gracie in to have her spayed, get her first rabies shot, and have a microchip implanted. Washington only gives a one-year rabies shot; however, we will normally be in Arizona when the time comes to renew it, and Arizona gives a three-year shot.
Another month of treatments for Earl...assuming we don't lose a day because the machine is down (which happens on occasion, apparently), Earl's last treatment will be on the 6th of December and we'll be out of here on the 7th (assuming the weather cooperates). Can't wait!
posted by Earl and Linda at
Saturday, November 06, 2010
1 Comments:
Glad to hear that Earl's treatment is going well. It sounds like we will both be on the road in early Dec. We plan to leave VA on the 5th. We will pick up the motor home in Las Cruces and head for Benson for a few days before heading to Yuma for the holidays. Hope to see you in Q.
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