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Hi. I haven't posted for a while as getting on withe chemo. I had good news yesterday whilst having 5th chemo treatment. The tumours In swollen lymph nodes are shrinking. What a sense of relief as had been waiting for couple of weeks for CT scan results...
I am finding it very hard to live with not being sure of what is in front of me. Can anyone tell how they cope with this. I just find it very hard to live life normally I just think what is the point. This has turned my whole life upside down. Cathy...
Hi I’m new to this group but been on Macmillan for a while. Mum was diagnosed with stage 4 womb cancer back in 2019, after successfully getting through chemo and debulking she had 7 months in remission then it came back, chemo again and it worked on...
I just found out last Thursday that l have secondary cancer in my lymph nodes. My doctor ordered a pet scan this week and we can start from there. Am still in shock and crying all the time .l Am still in shock need to hear positive stories l have a son...
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