Hi, some support please

I would love to be able to offer wise words,but unfortunately mine is Endocrine. Hoping that you will get 

lots of support from people that know what they are talking about. Take care, and remember to look

after yourself as well.

Thank you for your kind words

Hi Rizzke. Sorry you’ve found yourself on here we’re a friend ly  bunch and always willing to help. Epiglottis isn’t too common if you use the search bar at the top it will bring up  a few kinks possibly. . Please take time for yourself as well treatments pretty tough I had tonsil cancer with chemo radiotherapy I also had several lymph nodes. I’ll have a look and see if I can point you to sone posts. 
Hazel xx

Hi I’ve had a quick look sorry doesn’t seem to be anything current   The lymph nodes are doing their job st holding the cancer cells chemotherapy got rid of mine I had 7 in total. Radiotherapy got rid if the main tumour. He will more than likely need a peg or rig feeding g tube ask oncologist about that. 
hugs Hazel x

Thank you for looking for me.  He had the biopsy today and the tumour is apparently quite big. Should have results in the next two weeks and decision on treatment course - all we can do for now is keep our fingers crossed.

Hi no,problem there’s a few posts but better to wait and see what the biopsy results are, we are all different in how we cope. The part you are in is the worst part it’s the waiting and fear of the unknown. Pop on here any time during the day there’s usually someone around. Try to keep,off Dr Google as a lot if the information is unregulated , the internets ok as long as you know where to look. For now stick with us in here. Is yiur hubby being treated at a cancer centre? I was at Leeds cancer centre. 
Your heads will be all over the place try to keep busy we watched mindless box sets I do remember that. 
hugs Hazel 

Hi Rizzle The epiglottis is that bit of the back of the throat that blocks off the trachea when you swallow Metastatic lymph node just means that the cancer has spread to the glands in the neck The size of the cancer isn’t as important as you might imagine what is important is how responsive to radiotherapy it is All this rests on the pathology results I know it’s hard waiting but your husbands team does this all the time and is good at it so you should trust it. Please leave Google alone for now. You are still in the dark as to what’s going on and you are going to find lots of alarming and inaccurate info. Stick around. There’s lots of help here

Thank you, we are staying away from the dreaded google, so much misinformation and I knew on this forum I would get sensible answers to my questions - learned that lesson after my breast cancer 13 years ago.

He is doing ok this morning, just a really sore throat but unfortunately in pain with his back and knees  as his daily pain meds got out of sync yesterday.

We are just chilling out today and taking it easy.