Brother jusy had diagnoses

I think all you can do is be led by your brother on whether he wishes to discuss it.It will be a rollercoaster journey to be sure.Once you have the full results back you should be given a clearer wayforward in terms of diagnosis and treatment.Best wishes

Hi Davidm. I too was told immediately, after the endoscopy, that a suspicious mass had been found, and that a CT scan and blood tests would follow very quickly. My husband was with me at the time and we both feared the worst, and cancer was diagnosed a week later. 
All I would say is that once your brother is diagnosed, and if it is cancer, then all of the timelines start to be put in place for treatment. Then it does become very real and action has to be taken. I spent a lot of time seeking out information on Oesophageal Cancer and read a lot of information from the Oesophageal Patients Association. I also googled as many success stories as I could find. I hope you both can find a way to support each other, now and in the future. If you have any questions regarding anything to do with your brother’s health, you will find this forum sympathetic and useful. Thinking of you both. Julie 

1. That's very sweet of you to send me your experience. Everyday brings a bit more information. Leicester Royal is excellent and convenient.to home. Today's news was his CT scan was clear so the specialists can focus on a localised issue. I'm trying to avoid googling otherwise it's information overload ! But Macmillan are very good .

Hi I can tell you of my experience  at the LRI . I had my Stomach removed in August 2023

The GI nurses are great and the team behind  are great as well you can private  message me anytime 

That’s good to hear David. Best wishes, Julie