Coauthor: Thanya Roebayr
Introducing a groundbreaking Weekly Planner and Diary tailored for up to 32 cycles of both chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Why did we opt for 32 cycles instead of the conventional 52 weeks?
The rationale is simple: Most chemotherapy treatments are administered in cyclical patterns, with the cycle’s duration varying based on the specific drugs you receive. These cycles generally span anywhere from 2 to 6 weeks, and the number of treatment doses scheduled within each cycle depends on your prescribed chemotherapy. In the case of radiotherapy, many patients undergo daily treatments, typically five times a week, over a period of 5 to 8 weeks. Certain types of cancer even necessitate treatments more frequently than once per day.
Our objective was crystal clear: we didn’t want you to invest in a weekly planner that would be rendered obsolete once your treatment concludes.
But our 6×9 Weekly Planner is so much more than a mere planner; it’s your dedicated companion. It features a personal diary section where you can document crucial notes and jot down questions for your doctor, ensuring you stay organized throughout your journey.
Bulletin 75
January 2025