Sorry to hear about your diagnosis - my husband was diagnosed in February and it was a shock.
My husband had a CT scan and whilst it seemed to take ages waiting for the result they determined that Whipple surgery could be done to remove the tumour. It was a long operation, in March, but successful and he started chemo in May and it’s his last month on it this month.
We deal with the side effects on a day to day basis and he’s doing well .
i hope you get the help and support we have received from our local hospital and wish you good luck on your journey.
Hi, it truely is a shock ! I have my appointment tomorrow , fingers crossed they can do something, the hospital i'm under have been amazing , the worst is telling my children and relatives , horrid to have to tell them , my husband is in bits ,I'm just numb at the moment , so glad he is doing well it is so good to hear possitive news
Can I ask what tests you got done and what tests you had done? My Dr doesn’t think there’s anything wrong with my pancreas which is good but am still a bit worried about it.
Can I ask what tests you got done and what tests you had done? My Dr doesn’t think there’s anything wrong with my pancreas which is good but am still a bit worried about it.
