Change in treatment

It’s difficult . Immunotherapy hasn’t worked for my  wife’s  stage 4 endometrial cancer- the areas of cancer in her lungs have grown but in her case they are going to change the  immunotherapy drug. I can only suggest that you try to speak to someone in his  team to get more information 

We spoke with the team foe hours yesterday.  All they pushing is chemo and keep telling us things have changed. Rhwy have told us to apply for pip and will now sign sr1 form so despite say we don't want prognosis we basically have one 

Life can certainly feel hard and cruel and doesn’t prepare you for dealing with all that comes with a diagnosis of cancer. When my wife was first diagnosed we did ask for a prognosis which came as a rather startling 9-12 months without treatment and 2-3, possibly 5 or more years with treatment . I am thinking that with this change in treatment we will have to ask again and then plan for the worst while hoping for the best and making the most of life together - cherishing every day that I have with her 

We have also just been given a change of treatment.  Stopping folfox and pani and changing to capi in pill form.  Apparently after 9 cycles of folfox, we are on diminishing returns and the side effects sometimes outweigh any good.  I am putting my trust in his oncologist, after all she is the professional.