HI Wisey,

This is certainly not the news you wanted, but it is definitely treatable. I hope that your MRI and CT will, by now, have shed more light on exactly what you are dealing with. How many sessions of chemo are they planning to do before surgery? You will feel better once treatment begins and you start to fight the cancer - you've got this - you're stronger than you think!

Kind regards,

Jolamine xx

They said 6 months worth but I’m seriously worried that it’s spread because every pain ache feeling that I have in my chest area I’m thinking the worst

Hi Wisey,

The chemo should help to reduce the size of the tumour. Your MRI should have indicated whether there was any spread and if so, how far it has spread. It is common to feel every little ache and pain at this stage and to automatically think the worst, so here's hoping that this is just your mind playing tricks on you. Have you been told anything about the findings of your CT and MRI yet, or when are you due to get these results? This stage of limbo is one of the hardest to get through - it's almost impossible to get past the unknown. You really will feel better once you have the full picture and can start to deal with it.

When are they planning to start your chemo?

Jolamine xx

No nothing 

results Thursday then hopefully oncology appointment 2-3 weeks after that x

Hi Wisey,

Still a few unknowns to tick off your list - soon all of this waiting will be over and you can get on with the business in hand.

Jolamine xx

Hi Wisey,

Still a few unknowns to tick off your list - soon all of this waiting will be over and you can get on with the business in hand.

Jolamine xx