Hi all, I had my first treatment yes. The A/C and Cytoxan. I did pretty well, and so far haven't thrown up. However they have me loaded up with anti-nausea meds, because of the treatments and the Crohns flare, ostomy, etc. The port is a life saver for me, cause I have only one vein left that you can get into. In the elbow bend of my arm. And as usual i always have one "little know it all nurse" that knows it all, and will listen to nothing. I ask her if she was a good sticker, when she said most of the time, i knew it was on then. Before I could get the words out of my mouth, she lidocained me, and went ahead and put a huge needle in that small vein anyway. Within secs, i told her it wasn't in, cause a cold goose egg was already there, as if i wasn't in enough pain. Then she tried to start rolling it around to try to get it into the vein. They had to call the Cheif of Anesthesiology up to pre-op to get it in. If it hadn't been for the mastectomy, the crohns pains, the port pain, i would cleaned her clock. .. Ladies I think I have "PC brain" now as well, I had "Crohns brain" before,which is not a real term, but couldn't remember anything at all then, "chemo brain", but this is the 4th time trying to get this mess typed in, so if anything is wrong, just over look it. LOL.You all gave me good advice, about the unknown being the worst, your insight, that I had no idea about, hope, and support. I thank you ALL. This is a great place to be, when you need support, friends, well you all know. I am grateful to have "bosom buddies" now. Keep me in your prayers, as i will all of you. Love and Huggs to you all, May God Bless, Carol