Sentence examples for having more chemo from inspiring English sources

She was having more chemo.

If I have more chemo before the operation I will have to come out of the trial.

I was released June 29, and since then have had more chemo and also hormone therapy to limit the cancer growth.

"I'm about to have some more chemo," he says, "which I haven't had in years.

Extensive surgery with mastectomy and axillary lymph node dissection was also more common among women who had died from breast cancer, and this group had more often been planned for chemo- or radiotherapy, Table  2.

Their young bodies are most vulnerable to radiation and chemo, and they have more years in which to develop new malignancies.

Once-a-week chemo-therapy may have more therapeutic gains than conventional 3-week chemotherapy may have, though this hypothesis requires more testing.

Now, he says, already looking on the bright side, "She has six more chemos to do and she's sound as a pound forever onward".

I have a few more chemo sessions to make sure there is no cancer lingering in the blood system and then I will be fighting again with my entire heart, body and soul.

Her 40% chance of living just five years has been given a hopeful reprieve, and her standard of care medical regimen of surgery, surgery and chemo, chemo and more chemo have a back-up plan that could help the daughter of Stephanie and Terence Lee graduate from college.

She has to go through more radiation and more chemo.