So one of the side effects of my chemo is issues with my muscles. It doesn't happen all the time but when I try to hold a mug full of tea or eat with a fork or spoon, my arm/hands shake pretty badly.
And this has showed up after only 3 treatments, so I'm kind of scared that it could get really bad after even more.
Chemo really just wrecks your body. 
Can you speak to your doctor about it?
ArianaSz: I have, he just says "yeah, it's always a possible side effect" and that's all he really said
AuggyRockwilder: By 2015 it'll be so much easier to acquire here, just not quite there yet
Ah, to have caring doctors. Are you able to have massages? It may help relax your muscles a bit
ScarletCSkylaC: maybe your Doc knows someone in RI.. where its um LEGAL
MurrMurr: I'd have to live in RI I believe tho =/
ArianaSz: I can!
luciebluebird: I was reading somewhere that dispensaries will be opening early 2015, but I have no idea if that'll be soon enough
on the plus side tho... yay handjobs?
LOL ohhh shush
Are you drinking ensure or boost? They have a muscle one my husband used that helped with the shakes and cramping too.
Someone was developing a fork and spoon that would stabilize shaking for those with Parkinson's and other similar issues. Not sure if it is
Actually released yet or not though. Might be something to search around for if its really bad.
i can get you some... but not legally 
Magnesium supplements might help!
I found the only thing that stopped the shakes during chemo (I'm only several weeks out) was my husband. He'd wrap me up tight in his arms and something about his calming presence would still my shaking.
His mum believes very much in Reiki and always said he was good at it.
fixit4u
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chemo is very hard I am praying for you.