I had the same TPF induction chemo in 2009, which hospitalized me for 6 months, paralyzed me from the waist down, blinded me, etc. I regained my ability how to walk again, like a baby, you just don't pop out of bed and walk, 10 months later, but have severe neuropathy in my legs, feet, hands since, and still some muscle loss, lost 110lbs, although I regained about 50lbs, and some muscle paralysis still in the calves, hamstrings, buttocks. I can't move my toes at all, feet in certain directions, and permamrntly blind in one eye. I take lyrica, but did take neurontin, aka Gabapentin, which helps somewhat, but don't like taking them during the day. Went to rehab a few times, and need to start my exercise again after my last treatment. These problems are all from chemo, in addition to the anemia, kidney disease, etc.

As far as radiation, they can cause problems too. Lymphdemia, Trismus, dysphasia, tooth loss, cavities. Then surgery, which was easiest out of all, caused fibrosis, lympdemia, muscle loss in neck, traps, chest, and arm raising on the side of surgery, coughing, aspiration.

Take it one at a time. When you think about them all, try to treat all at once it seems unmanageable. I set priorities, and deal with them separately, some not at all, although some fall into other areas as well.

Good luck with everything Lottie.