Hi
My name is Sue, my husband is 73 and was diagnosed with oesophagus cancer in October 23,initially they were going to operate but we were then told some lymnoids close to the lungs were active and they were unable to operate, so we started Chemo in between circles we had a meeting with our oncologists registrar, who told us my husband cancer was stage 4 and prognosis was 12 months, all of this has come as such a complete shock.
He only had the endoscopy because he has diabetic neurology and had been waiting 2 years for the examination as a last attempt to find our what had been causing his pain.
I feel very confused at the moment as to know how much quality time we have, I was thinking if we were lucky 5 years I will ask on our next oncologist meeting, what to expect, trouble is you get told things which knock you for six and don't ask the right questions
Hi Rose Green,
I have just come across your post and wanted to reach out to you,
My husband was 51 when diagnosed with stage 4 OC, and given the same prognosis as your husband, that was in May 2020, so far, so good, treatment is working and he is doing ok, So please keep as positive as you can, miracles do happen.
Lowe'
