Zometa Infusion #3

Got my 3rd Zometa infusion today.

Number 1 was at Burzynski ClinicIt hit me hard

Number 2 was at North Cypress Ambulatory Infusion Clinic.  Thank goodness the 2nd infusion was not that bad

Number 3 – today – was also at North Cypress Ambulatory Infusion Clinic.  Hoping that it is also, not bad.

I need Zometa, need to be able to tolerate it.

To overview:

ZOMETA is (also) used to treat patients with other cancers—including breast‚ lung and prostate cancer—that have spread to the bones‚ a process called bone metastasis. When cancer has spread to the bone‚ treatment with ZOMETA helps to protect bones and may reduce or delay such complications as:
* Bone fracture
* Need for radiation and/or surgery to bone
* Spinal cord compression

I also had some blood drawn for my monthly lab work, my tumor markers

Again, the TOTAL of my charges – receiving the Zometa, compounding the Zometa for infusion, infusion procedure utilizing my port AND the necessary bloodwork to access my levels and tumor markers was $315.00.  Plus $15 for each of the 7 blood tests (the extra tests done every 3rd month) – at a Huge savings for me!!

Awesome…

And Again, they provided a nice lunch!!

Again – Thanks to North Cypress Medical Center Ambulatory Infusion Therapy Center!

Mom took phots, I’ll get them posted later.

Now.. I am tired, very tired… and I’m gonna get to bed.

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8 Responses to Zometa Infusion #3

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  4. [...] from the fund ($4,620 for monthly meds, $1,200 for PET/CT scan, $360 for Bone Scan, $310 for Zometa infusion and monthly blood tests coming up at about $300.00) and that is just for one month.  So… not [...]

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