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[photos] Infusion session eleven, day one
Ah, chemo.
Dad and Mark Ferrari
Passed out on Oxaliplatin. A lot less fun than it looks.
You never know who you’re going to meet in the infusion center. This is either a triumph of marketing or misplaced gender bending humor. Or both.
Passed out at home. For those times when passing out in the infusion center just isn’t enough.
As usual, more at the Flickr set.
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Posted: 1:10 pm Sat June 05 2010 |
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