Rob---
I stayed with Sunday shot days all the way through---once I GOT TO Sundays! Clinic started me off on Friday, and it took a wk or three to rotate to Sunday. We were having afternoon (as opposed to evening) church for a while, so I'd take my shots at lunch Sunday, be home b-4 sides hit. Later, when changed to evening svcs again, I'd shoot around 4p, and be home b-4 sides hit. Final 6 months, I was often out of commission both monday and Tuesday, but as a pastor, you know that Sunday is the most demanding day, and therefore, needs to be the farthest away from shot time. Hang in there, brother; by the way, upload some new sermons; I've heard all that are on your site!
Love to you, my brother!
Keith

I would not tinkle around with your shot day.
I don't know why, but for me, how I felt as the week went on changed as I got farther along.
Near the start, I felt better as the week went on so my best day was just before my shot nite, Friday. By Thursdays, I was feeling great.
Later in tx, it seemed like my worst day was Thursdays and right after the shot I was feeling great.

I feel like tx is a rollercoaster and you never know what's going to change or when, so going through the trouble to change your shot day may be all for naught if you start to feel different again later in your tx.

Instead, look to finding ways to make yourself feel more rested. It could be something as simple as take folic acid for new cells.
Check with your dr and describe what changes you happening; it could well be that changing your shot day is good for you.

i agree with blue it happened to me the same way , it was like my body had adjusted to the meds i think anyway !

I am flying out of town this summer..anybody have any issues with traveling with meds? Have you done it? any airport issues?

I took my shots around noon on Fridays for the entire time. In the first couple of months, side effects diminished greatly by the time I had to go to work on Monday. By the third month though, Mondays were the worst day for me. I do think your body adjusts to the medication...but I had some problems with low RBC/WBC. That may be why I felt so bad.

yes, I did a couple of times, they said it was ok,barb

Moussa, I wouldn't change your shot day yet. Give it some time. It is possible to change but I believe they prefer you to take it a day early rather than a day late so that the meds don't get out of your system by waiting the extra day. But, certainly check with your doc before considering it.

The reason I say wait and give it some time is because my "worst" day has changed all the way through my TX. I take my shots on Friday night and my worst days started out to be Sat and Sun but then they started changing to Mon/Tues for a while and then it was Wed/Thus for a while and, now, I actually have had Fridays be my worst day the past couple of weeks. So...it's an ever-changing process and you might find that you are best to leave your shots as they are.