 Patient Advocate (1000+ posts)
Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 1,116 | Hi Nancy,
Your post reminded me of my craziness in the hospital while on morphine. Oh my gosh, I was totally paranoid (thought everyone was out to get me), gave my nurses the worse time (got up and would not get back in bed til they changed all bedding), talked crazy to my husband (kept insisting people were there and talking bad about me), I was nuts! But apparently, the doctors and nurses were used to this type of reaction. Once I came home, my husband fixed my little morphine cocktails and I was much, much better with it in small doses. WOW! Hope I didn't share tooo much!!Sorry! Love, Carol
Diagnosed May 2002 with Stage IV tongue cancer, two lymph nodes positive. Surgery to remove 1/2 tongue, neck dissection, 35 radiation treatments. 11/2007, diagnosed with cancer of soft palate, surgery 12/14/07, jaw split. 3/24/10, cancer on tongue behind flap, need petscan, surgery scheduled 4/16/10
---update passed away 8-27-11---
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