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' 'Well at this point, I guess you're only as sick as you feel.' Dad delivered the line with a shrug, as mystified as we all were. It was the evening of 6 December 2007, and I was ten hours on from the end of my first chemotherapy infusion. Girded by our knowledge of how a typical response to chemo should play out, going this long without even a semblance of queasiness could be considered a miracle on par with Jesus' return from the dead.' (Publication abstract)
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I Guess You're Only as Sick as You Feel : A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Chemo
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