un nuevo proceso, Me toca realizarme radioterapia [Esp/Eng]



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Greetings, my dear and cherished friends. May you all have a happy and blessed evening. I’m here recovering, but I’m on the right track. I don’t know if you remember that I mentioned how difficult it was for me to get chemotherapy here on the island due to the lack of an oncology specialist at the public hospital. After going back and forth so much, I managed to get treatment at a place where it was more affordable, but they didn’t have the specialist there either—instead, they were being managed by an assistant who’s on the island and communicates with her by phone.
Well, I’m telling you all this because a couple of weeks ago she arrived on the island and started seeing patients, and since I was about to finish chemotherapy, I wanted to go see her to find out what to do next.
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Her consultation fee was $60, and honestly, all her scheduled consultation days were fully booked. The day I went, I arrived at 8 a.m. and left at 4 p.m.
After presenting my case to her and having her review my test results again, she told me that, due to the type of cancer, I need to undergo radiation therapy to seal off that area.
To be honest, I’d prefer it that way for safety’s sake, but the big problem is that they don’t offer radiation therapy here on the island—only on the mainland—and private treatments are quite expensive. I’ve been told that the system is a bit overwhelmed and there’s a waiting list.
It stresses me out a bit because I don’t have any family off the island, and all I can think about is the travel, lodging, and leaving my kids alone. We’re still figuring out where and how I can get the treatments. May God step in and make the process easy for me.
The content of this post is completely original and all photos are mine and were taken with my Redmi note 13 cell phone.
Todo saldrá bien, estamos orando por eso.
Bendiciones, @emmaris
Habrá respuestas de Dios, como hasta ahora. Así será, amiga.
Te abrazo💙🫂