I asked the doc regarding my fatigue and he felt that the combination of radio- and chemotherapy may result in those effects. The nurse who treated me today had mentioned briefly that this particular chemotherapy has the side-effect of fatigue, though the producers do not mention it in their information sheet. Now, that was much more on the spot. Well, I don't care much, as I must say that I enjoy sleeping, and obviously sleeping seems to be good to help the body rebuilding good cells which have been killed in the past 4 days. That's what I was told.
Coordination is the responsibility of the patient.
Radio and Chemo are two totally separate units and have nothing to do with each other. If you want to travel anywhere, then you need to book rail and airline tickets. Finally, it may happen more often than not that I won't add records on a daily basis. When it comes to sleeping, I am the last who would reject the invitation. Care requires human compassion, which usually is not required by nor wanted from managerial systems.