I had a meeting with my oncologist face to face should initially been a telephone call but also having a scan timing were not working out so the wonderful secretary changed things so it would all fit in. I spoke in detail to the oncologist regarding my bone mets I knew they were in my spine, ribs and pelvis. I have now found out that it is in the whole of my spine and also in about 300 other bones in my body. This was a massive shock she also said that because I have problems with my liver sorting out vitamins and proteins then going forward if this current treatment stops working then it is going to be difficult to find something else I am shattered by this but I am supposed to feel positive at this moment I am struggling to do it, I am going to try fighting it,
With all the very best to everyone going through this then, rant, rave as much as you like
All My Love KayXXXXX
Hi Kay,
You rant away.x
I have done my fair share of ranting.
I also have cancer in my bones and have had liver problems (due to immunotherapy) so can empathise with you completely.
I worry whether they will stop my treatment due to my liver playing up. I know I will also also feel abandoned if they do.
Are you feeling well otherwise?
Xx
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