Hi lovely, 
I'm so sorry to hear you are going through this. My mum has incurable endometrial cancer, after a recurrence early this year. Even though my mum's cancer is quite advanced; she is in no pain at all and lives a normal life. She has been on chemotherapy to slow down the growth but had her last one cancelled because her tumour markers increased and so is waiting on scan results. 
Im not a medical professional, just talking from experience and obviously still, everyone is different. But 'incurable' cancer sounds more terrifying than it is, some people on this forum have lived over 10 years with an 'incurable' diagnosis. 
 

I noticed you said you're in your own. My mum is on her own too and she by far, finds this the hardest part. Please try and keep busy and talk openly with people you love. Or even reach out to cancer support groups, such as 'Maggies.'
 

All the best to you x

Hello

how are you and his is your mum?

unfortunately my mum also has incurable endometrial cancer... she's receiving chemo and I'm desperately hoping it works to control the nasty cells 

look forward to hearing from you xxx

Hello

how are you and his is your mum?

unfortunately my mum also has incurable endometrial cancer... she's receiving chemo and I'm desperately hoping it works to control the nasty cells 

look forward to hearing from you xxx