Welcome to OCF. Sorry you had to join. As you can see, just like the small print in the auto ads: "individual mileage may vary". I worked through my entire TX the first cancer, but from home via secure VPN connection to work for documents and Blackberry with speaker phone for emails and conference calls.

Your profile indicates you are a financial advisor and I did lose my voice at the end of TX for a week or so which made phone communication impossible. Otherwise, like Eric, William and David, I found work doable. In my case it was actually good to be busy from 1 to 4 am when I couldn't sleep.
Keep the faith
Charm

I will go with what Eric said but change it ever so slightly, lol. Now remember, everyone is different, and I experienced far worse side effects and issues then most, and not being dramatic, lol.

I had eating problems and also trouble with the feeding tube.


I think all of my issues, well after the mouth sore issues, were mainly caused by the inability to stay hydrated and get in the calories I needed.

Everyone is different and I wished i had the experience some others had. I guess the biggest point i am trying to make, try your best to stay hydrated and get in as many calories as possible!

Best of luck!

Eric, hysterical and story repeated several times already. My Dad is seeing flying monkeys.

Welcome to OCF. You came to the right place for support. As many of the posters have said we all go through treatment differently. Me, I had the worst of the worst. If it could wrong it did. I was not able to work form the start of treatment and was off for about two months after that. I only went back work then because my FMLA ran out. I am a teacher and it is very taxing, and I had a rough time of it going back. But now I am back at it full steam ahead and doing great. You will get through this. I pray that you go through it with ease and not many problems.