Been to see my hubby Martin in hospital today. He had his op on Thursday, he is feeling sick & very tired, totally different to usual. After all his previous ops he has bounced back & by day 3 he is frothing at the mouth to get them to discharge him. He isn't one to moan, he doesn't like to bother or worry anyone, so I know he is def feeling poorly - this time they didn't actually remove the tumour, they've said it's inoperable this time, too dangerous, now we've got to wait for an appointment with the oncologist to discuss chemo.
I've asked if we can see a doctor to discuss what they found when they opened him up in a bit more detail, I got a 5min telecon with the surgeon on Thursday straight after the op, & Martin has had a total of 5 mins with the surgeon & various members of his team each morning since Thursday. I was sure the surgeon told me that as it was it was inoperable but if he has chemo & they can shrink it, he would have another go, but they've told Martin that there will be no further operations & chemo is the only option.
What does inoperable actually mean?
Let's see if we can actually get to speak to someone tomorrow...
