If your sister does not want to know her prognosis then you could ask her if she objects to you knowing it. If she gives permission, the doctors will tell you, to the best of their abilities. I don't think researching the issue yourself will provide answers because every cancer is different.
I'm really sorry about your sister. xx Harry

Hello and thanks for your post

I'm sorry to read about your sister. This must be a difficult time for the whole family.

I can appreciate you want to know more about her prognosis. But I’m afraid I can't tell you very much, as someone's outlook will depend on several features of their disease, and it is such a hard thing to predict.

Prognosis is really a question best answered by your sister's specialist team. This is because they are familiar with all her medical details and will know so much more about her individual situation. When doctors give a prognosis it can only ever be an estimate, so there is always some uncertainty about what might lie ahead. Sometimes patients live for longer than their doctors expect, but there is no way to predict exactly what will happen in the future

We do have some information on our website about prognosis.  However I do not think this gives you the best idea on your sister's prognosis.  This is because it is not about her, it is based upon past studies. Statistics are not detailed enough to say what will happen to an individual person as  cancer can behave differently in each person

Give us a ring if you would like to talk any of this over.  The number to call is Freephone 0808 800 4040 and the lines are open from 9am till 5pm Monday to Friday.

Kind regards,

Celene