We stayed in the room yesterday as Sherrie was far too ill to leave. She continued with the drugs provided by the dr.’s and fortunately later today started feeling less nausea. My hope is that she has turned the corner but, she is growing more fatigued which is to be expected.
Also today, we had a visit from Peggy Decker and her husband who are here from Iowa for the same treatment. She is on her second trip here and based on those who I have met here…. ” ODO ” gets the prize for sending the most individuals here from the USA for treatments. I also met a man from OK who is one of Woltering’s pt’s. I would hope that more US Dr.’s would open their mind to this being a viable option and far better than any treatment available in the USA ( non-surgical ).
By afternoon today, we ventured to the Co-Op down the street and had a look as well as some hot ” I have no idea what it was ” . It was a small snack and we returned to the room for Sherrie to rest some prior to heading out for dinner. We jumped on bus # 30 at the end of the block at the Mazda dealership and went to the train station. The station has many places to eat and English menu’s are available in some of them. That area of town seems to be the center of the new city area. The Hilton and several other places to stay. Many-many places to eat pretty much anything you want. Several street vendors selling cheese and baked goods.
This was enough running for her as she is pretty tired. She is trying very hard to act like she can do anything-everything, which is normal for her. It is 7:30 PM and we are back in the room and ready for sleep. It is very-very quiet in this area and sleeping is not a problem.