Hiya, 

I am really sorry to hear abour your wife and her diagnosis and im sorry you are going through this too, cancer is hard on everyone surrounding it. I know it is one of the the hardest things the world to be told but try to stay positive, there is always a chance at this stage that she could beat this. There are all sorts of factors that contribute to the chance of beating it such as general health, the type of cancer, the treatment she recieves, so many things come into it. Shock of course is completely normal, and it will sink in as time goes on and more inforomation comes in, waiting can be one of the worst parts of all this but its good to try and distract yourself if you can, which I know can feel impossible. 

Do you have a good support network? Family who can help you through and support you if they can, this makes a huge difference, I know it can be hard to tell family or even think about it :/ but you also have us on here, we are always happy to chat, whatever you might need. 

I wish you all the best for tomorrow, 

Bex 

Hi 

Thanks for the reply... biopsy didn't go to plan she had another seizure whilst at the hospital. But they did get the tissue they needed. back home again now. Results and proposed treatment plan next week once they know what they are dealing with..

She had a lot of family around they are all doing what they can. Everyone in shock the lung is the primary. She has never smoked and is healthy we hoping that she can be treated. We're still in total shock this time last week everything was normal 

Hi!

I was diagnosed in Oct 15 with terminal NSCLC with Mets in my glands and later in my Brain. Had chemo who did not work for me and brain surgery to remove tumor. Now i get Immuntherapy with Nivulumnab sice Aug 16 and feel good. Can still life a happy life even as they told me i only have 10 to 12 months left in Oct 15!!!

So i hope when they get the results from your wife they got a good treatment for her to. They may start with radiation to the brain.

Best wishes, Pet