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Does this sound like Mama Lea's day?

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Today

Lea had chemo Monday, so she's extra tired and maybe queasy. Home-health nurse comes around 11am for her magnesium infusion through her port — expected, just let her in. Most important: watch her hands and feet for cramping. Appetite low; small warm foods. She's been a little down — company helps.

The basics

  • Morning meds with breakfast — AM slots, blue pill box on the counter.
  • Coffee with lots of milk.
  • Anti-nausea pill mid-morning if she's queasy.
  • Small lunch, no rush.
  • Imodium with meals for the ostomy.
  • Keep water in reach.
  • She manages the bathroom, but likes someone near for the hallway.

Watch for

  • If you see

    Hands, feet, or legs cramping or locking upMagnesium is low.

    Then: Keep her calm. Give the half Flexeril tab by her bed. Call the Home-Health nurse.

    If it's severe, or she has trouble breathing — call 911.

  • If you see

    Ostomy bag filling fast or wateryShe's losing fluids.

    Then: Give Imodium if she hasn't had it. Keep her sipping water. If she's dizzy or weak, call the Oncology advice line.

  • If you see

    Nausea, or she can't keep fluids down

    Then: Give the anti-nausea pill (PM slot). If she still can't keep water down, call the Oncology advice line.

  • If you see

    Tearful, or says she wants to stop treatment

    Then: Just sit with her. Don't argue. Offer her rosary or the Filipino mass. Tell Joel when he's back.

Who to call

  1. 1

    Auntie Baby · Next door, has a key

    555-0110

  2. 2

    Home-Health nurse · Magnesium, the port

    555-0122

  3. 3

    Oncology advice line · Nausea, dehydration, fevers

    555-0133

  4. 4

    Joel · Only if nothing above fits

    555-0163

    He's finally taking a real break.

  5. 911 for emergencies

Comfort & connection

What to call her
Call her Mama Lea, or Tita Lea.
Food
Warm lugaw when her stomach is off.
Faith
Rosary on the nightstand. EWTN or the Filipino Sunday mass calms her.
Music
Play Basil Valdez or old OPM — she'll sing along.
Photos
The grandkids-and-Cebu photo album lifts her.
Avoid
Rushing her. Cold rooms. Bringing up the cancer unless she does.

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