Hi , I just wanted to reach out, my husband was first diagnosed with a brain tumour in March 23, which he had removed by awake craniotomy, once they knew it was not the primary source - further scans meant they found a lung tumour. Following the PET scan and tests on biopsies the lung has been diagnosed as the primary tumour. He's just finished radiotherapy and is feeling exhausted. He's being so sensible about it, I am just trying to come to terms with it, what it might mean and what he might have to go through, he's so brave.
Hi Ellie
I don't think I knew what I was asking when I wrote the post! 
He's just had 3 weeks of radiotherapy for the brain tumour cavity and the whole brain. II think I was just reaching out in a 'talk to me way'. I feel isolated with this whereas my husband is so pragmatic and so incredibly brave.
I don't know anyone who has faced what he has to go through. We don't have a plan for the lung cancer, we have an appointment next week and hoping this will shed some light on what comes next. Chemo and Immuno therapy have been mentioned. It sounds like you have lots of knowledge.
There was been a lot of confusion about the primary cancer, some misleading results led to further examination of the biopsies between the end of March and now. We are so desperate for some clarity i think.
xx
