four chemos now finished , oncologist said she was pleased with the way things were going as there has been shrinkage
initially radiotherapy wasnt an option the oncologist said cancer was too big , they thought there was a lymphoma in abdomen but after ct scan she says it has shrunk and related to the lung and not another cancer
on thursday my husband starts 10 sessions of palliative radiotherapy , i know the beast is not curable but im hoping that this will buy my husband lots more time
the treatment after this will be tablets the oncologist said what they willbe i dont know yet
my husband is my soulmate my best friend , the love of my life , its a very scary journey to be taking but i want to thank all my mac friends who have and are supporting me xxxxxxxx hugs
to all of you fighting this my love and thoughts are with you all xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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