After surgery

My husband had the same & had chemotherapy.  He was not told it was incurable,  3 yrs later he is still well. He has CT every 3 months. I cannot imagine the shock of being told its incurable. All I can think.of is do everything you have always wanted to do but put off. Tell everyone who you love that you love them  don't let this get you down. Fight every step. Make the most of every minute.  A man I know has beaten 4 times cancer at stage 4. He eats really healthy & enjoys his family & friends. 

Much love to you & yours. 

Hi kimdav

Thanks I'm glad to hear your husband is well. I intend on doing that. It's hard letting family and friends know but il get there. 

Love to you and yours

Sonia

Hi Sonia, I cannot imagine the shock of being told that and trying to get your head around it. I don't have any great wisdom that will help you, I just wanted to say my heart goes out to you and keep fighting. Will you be having anymore scans or treatment ? Good luck to you 

Hi Halofan

I just finished radiotherapy then at the minute my next appointment is with oncology consultant beginning of December so I'm hoping il have scan just before that. So it's just one day at a time till then. 

Sonia

What an awful shock for you.  Incurable does not necessarily mean untreatable, hence the radiotherapy. Hopefully you will still have plenty of time ahead of you to enjoy with family and friends. None of know what will happen tomorrow. Very best wishes.