No genetic mutations and PLD1 status is negative therefore immunotherapy and targeted drug out of the question for my mum now :( 

Oncologist also said providing chemo would be dangerous for my mum due to her bloods. She has low haemoglobin at 87 (even after 2 blood transfusions), high CRP infection marker, high platelets and high white blood cells so they are saying it’s too risk and there isn’t anything that can be done. The results that they looked at were 2 weeks ago so we have requested the GP complete new bloods and we are hoping for a second opinion but I’m gutted. I am expecting twins at the end of August and want mum to at least meet them. It’s heartbreaking:(

Mum is doing well she is working (from home), eating well although lost lots of weight, able to be up and about (although she can get breathless) so the bloods tell us a very different story.

Has any been through this or had chemo with abnormal bloods please?? I’m trying to understand if a second opinion is worth it.

The horrible part is it’s the cancer that is playing havoc with the bloods but there’s no way of treating the cancer to stop it doing that