Hi,
I'm new to this group and looking down the discussions trying to find anything that will help me understand more. My Mum has recently been diagnosed with stomach cancer that has spread to the liver. The surgical team first met with her and told her that this would be treatable, they could cut it out. The following week her case went to a further review panel where she was later told it was inoperable. The type of cancer she has is very rare and unlike it seems most people on here she has been offered target therapy instead of chemo or radiotherapy. Does anyone have any insight into what we should be expecting from target therapy? I am still left wondering why target therapy when everyone else with a similar condition is having chemo.
Any thoughts anyone?
