Actually I said "Yes". I started a program at Seton for cancer patients who are experiencing fatigue after chemo treatments. It's a study that started out from the Lance Armstrong Foundation and now is a State program and Seton received a grant. They take patients like me and run them through an exercise program over the course of 3 to 6 months to tell if it will reduce fatigue. I think the results are obvious; if you exercise, your fatigue will decrease. The cool thing about this is that I basically have a personal trainer now twice a week - for FREE!
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
They tried to make me go to rehab, I said "No, no, no"!
Actually I said "Yes". I started a program at Seton for cancer patients who are experiencing fatigue after chemo treatments. It's a study that started out from the Lance Armstrong Foundation and now is a State program and Seton received a grant. They take patients like me and run them through an exercise program over the course of 3 to 6 months to tell if it will reduce fatigue. I think the results are obvious; if you exercise, your fatigue will decrease. The cool thing about this is that I basically have a personal trainer now twice a week - for FREE!
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I love that you are paricipating in this program. The more positives, the better.. and better!
ReplyDeleteSeems to me that I get fatigued when I exercise, but that's just me.
ReplyDeleteActually, swimming in the morning makes me feel good and fresh throughout much of the day. I hope this works for you.
Keep up the good work!
You're going to love having a personal trainer! Actually, you'll probably hate her at times. I guess you'll be really buffed at the reunion. Loved seeing you in Austin.
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