Hello Mike, 

I'm sorry to hear about your Grandmother's diagnosis. It's understandably a difficult time for you all at the moment. 

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You obviously love your Grandmother very much and it's natural to hope for some magical cure when someone we love is given this kind of news. I hope that you're able to come to a point where you can visit her to spend some time together. If you think it might help you then you could call our team of nurses to talk things through. They're available Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm on 0808 800 4040. 

Best wishes, 
Jenn
Cancer Chat moderator

Hello , thanks for the advise . I was wonderinf if you know any new treatment even in other countries that can help her survive 

background : she is 80 years old she had cancer 8 years ago ( adenocarcinoma bowl and the she did chemoterapy and after 8 years she now has cerebellum cancer metastaas  from lounge . 

Hello mikemore1, 

As Jenn said, you obviously love your grandmother very much which is lovely to see. Unfortunately we can't really advise you on any specific treatments that would be suitable for your gran. This is because her medical team will be best aware of all the details of her situation so have faith in her specialists I am sure they will be looking after her as best they can. Try and spend quality time with your gran and to cherish the very special bond that you have. 

Best wishes, 

Lucie, Cancer Chat Moderator