Hello Elanor and welcome to Cancer Chat.

I know you were wanting to hear from others so I just wanted to put you in touch with [@Hobbit7121]‍ and [@Emma84]‍ as both of their mum's have the same diagnosis as yours and hopefully they will reply when they can to share their experiences with you now I've mentioned them in this post.

If you have your mum's permission, do be sure to speak to her oncologist so you can get these questions answered as they are the best position to explain this change.

Kind regards, 

Steph, Cancer Chat Moderator

Hello Steph, you're so kind. I really appreciate your help and hope they will share their experiences. 

Well, I have my mum's permission and I have just spoken to the oncologist and he told me that "is a good theraphy I am adding the bevac to help your mum". I am sure of that, but what about talking with the surgeon first? They sent to the oncologist to complete a 3-month chemo and know he is able to change the plan like this? I am going to the hospital tomorrow, to have an appointment to speak with her surgeon, the one who made the laparoscopic surgery to do the biopsy and who sent us to do chemo before a new CT to decide about surgery. 

I am worried cause this bevac is kind of dangerous, and is usually taken after surgery to avoid haemorrhage. 

Internet is the only way to have info and that's what I found. 

Hope to have an explanation, I think we all deserve it. 

Hello Elanor,

i see this was posted a while ago. I hope your mum is well and responding to treatment. Sadly i can’t offer any advice re different treatments as my mum sadly didnt response at all well to chemo. 

Very kind regards 

Hello Emma, thank you for your kind reply. I really feel the same as you do, we're so confunsed. Everything seems to be out of control, we only have to hope and pray that everything will work and give to our mum's the best possible. 

We're waiting for the next step, she had 4 chemo with carboplatn and taxol.

Wish you all the best possible