It is difficult to imagine situations which are not happening to you. And it is difficult to relate several those non imaginable situations. And I have somehow several situations that are not imaginable for others, so how can I explain them how I am feeling if they asked me?
Several weeks ago I told my friends that my treatment side effects increased due to the surgery an the second treatment I was force to fix my tibia. One os this side effects was that I was throwing up. Throwing up is a common side effect in cancer treatments, also in immunotherapy, and nobody asked questions about that. I think, they thought it was not that bad. And in reality it was not that bad? was it?
The funny thing is if you relate how you vomit, where you usually vomit and a broken tibia.
The regular way to vomit, at least for me, is when I can figure out that i am going to vomit I can hurry up and run to the toilet or corner in the street, and put all the evil there. Usually on knees or a comfortable standing posture. Now imagine how could you do everything I just told with a broken tibia. I will describe it. First you notice something is wrong in you, you are going to throw up, FUCK! where is the crutch?!?!?!, you put one hand in you mouth to help stop all the puke, but you used you good hand to do that, and you cannot guide yourself in a crutch, since you need two, with you “bad” hand. So you change the crutch from one hand to other, to the good one and the bad hand help your mouth to stop the puke. In this movement half of the puke is in the floor. After this you hurry up to the toilet, being very cautious not to fall with the puke that already did scape from you. After some minutes (10 meters from my living room to the closest toilet) you arrive and throw everything to the bath because is easier to aim and you do not need to find a comfortable posture. After that you clean all the mess you did and take a pail for the future.
And more or less that was my first time throwing up with a broken tibia. There is always a first time for everything, also a last time.