Lucy has a tumour - CLIC Sargent

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He explained that with chemotherapy some would be tablets and some would be medicine that would go through a central line. There are different types of central lines – a broviac, a portacath and a Hickman line. Often the line is called a Wiggly! The treatment would take some months but she would not be in hospital all the time. 12
Soon it was time to go back to the hospital and start her treatment. The chemotherapy went through the special ‘wiggly line’ that <strong>Lucy</strong> had in her chest. It did not hurt but sometimes made her feel a bit funny. When the chemotherapy had finished the machine bleeped! 13
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Page 13 and 14: The next day Harry came to see Lucy
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Lucy has a tumour - CLIC Sargent

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