Diagnosis

Oh so sorry to hear that news. You must be devastated. At least you’ve been told that treatment is possible which is something to hang onto. 
These surgeons and oncologists can di wonderful things and there are new drugs giving more hope. 
All I can do is give you a virtual hug and cross my fingers for now. Xxx

Sorry ti hear your news as Dani says hold on the the fact that treatment is possible. Trust  your team they are the experts they do this day in day out. Hope you don’t have to wait too long for results of MDT meeting and pet ct scsn comes quickly l. You will be reeling the fear if the unknown. There’s a few whi have had their larynx removed hopefully someone will pop on chris2012  hus was a different cancer but he will offer sound advise I’m sure  

a hug from me Hazel 

Hi Shcb I am so sorry that you have had a recent diagnosis and now find that your whole world has been turned upside down.

Im only a couple of months ahead of you (T4aN3MO HPV+] inoperable.

I can honestly say that Hazel and Dani have been in my corner since I joined this site and along with some other lovely people on here are keeping me focused to get through one day at a time.

Its horrific,scary and sadly crap news to hear…… but you can do this …. when your brain takes you to dark places try and distract it with everything and anything !!! whatever helps ive been making different playlists on my phone and got NETFLIX. 

Ive just been offered a clinical trial at Sheffield Weston Park as Im T4. There may be trials that you are eligible to join ( Christie in Manchester do lots too and London from what Ive found).

Sending you all the best hopes and a big hug 

Debbie

Like Debbielouise my cancer was inoperable but was successfully treated with radiotherapy. 

Good evening Shcb, so sorry to hear about your diagnosis, i have just read your post so I'm a bit late in replying, i know they will offer the best solution to try and control the spread, i have had 3 operations with radio and chemo with the last one being the removal of my larynx. Maybe they will operate to remove the larynx and then try radio/chemo to kill off any remaining cancer cells. As the others have mentioned new trials are being tested all the time some with favourable results. I really hope the scans can give a clearer picture and they will offer some sort of treatment, wishing you all the best for today.

                                                                                                       Chris 

It sounds like you have a very aggressive cancer. We all deal with things differently. But I suggested talking to your Macmillan nurse about how you are feeling. Also check out your nearest Maggie’s centre. They are invaluable for tailored support services.

I wish you luck and love from the universe.

All of us going through cancer can’t do it alone, but it’s incredibly difficult to ask for help sometimes.

Debbie