Hi Taylor, I'm really sorry to hear this and I can totally understand. I'm 28, my partner is 30 and he was initially diagnosed when he was 27. We've gone through countless rounds of chemo, immunotherapy and radiotherapy, and most recently a stem cell transplant. Things are tough and they just get tougher and tougher as time goes on and you see the person you love become less and less before your own eyes. We don't have children and I can't even imagine the thought of having to break the news to them. My heart truly goes out to you and your family.

Have you had anymore news on a treatment plan? Do you know the stage or how fast it is spreading?

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Hey I'm so sorry to hear about your situation! I can't help but feel so alone with all this. So he has started immunotherapy yesterday so far he's grand no side effects but dread these coming. We are currently waiting on brain ct results to see if it's spread. Apart from that we still haven't much of a clue what's going on or how fast it's spread or how long or what happens if this treatment doesn't work as we have been told unfortunately at this stage they won't be able to operate. Its so so hard already watching him deteriote and I know its only going to get worse.

He is staying positive but I think he's almost just in disbelief or doesn't want to admit how much it has effected life already 

He's stage 4 x

He's stage 4 x