Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. The cancer has returned to my husband, same place plus lymph nodes but not spread to organs as yet. To say we are shocked is a massive understatement! He was doing well, eating and putting on weight. In July started with slight pain in left side and back, thought it was a pulled muscle as he was back at the gym. It gradually got worse until early September when he was taking paracetamol several times a day. Saw GP who thought it might be diverticulitis, next day I called the hospital and asked for a CT scan, outcome was return of cancer and terminal diagnosis! Had 5 radiotherapy sessions which knocked him for 6 and now has to decide whether to have chemo or not...... Any advice/tips will be welcome. Thanks for reading this, it helps a bit to share it. We are lucky in that we have a wonderful, supportive family and fantastic friends.
It’s back!!: Sorry to be the bearer of... - Oesophageal & Gas...
It’s back!!
Really sorry to hear that. It’s something we all fear I think and even hearing someone else’s bad news is a dagger to the heart. All I can do is pray that you have the strength to get through the very difficult period you are facing. Chin up and fight on. James.
Thank you x
So sorry to hear your sad posting I had the operation for esophagus cancer 11 years ago,been doing ok ,ups and downs as we all do ,but glad to be here still About a year ago, really wasn't right,so doctor's hospital etc , various tests Last couple of months found I have pancreas cancer!!! Not good prognosis at all,now just started chemo for some time But will keep strong and l have beat this horrible thing once Life is a bitch sometimes ( sorry) Keep positive and will keep you in my thoughts X
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Kindest regards Alan
Hi there, no one likes to hear that news that we all dread. I hope he gets further treatment and pray for more time .
Big Hug
Debbie
Am so sorry to hear that!
I also got rediagnosed with another round of cancer in September. Started chemo again 2 weeks ago. I will be doing three rounds (3 weeks of chemo...1 week off and repeat).
I started out last year with esophageal cancer which we beat (successful surgery in Oct 2018). Now the cancer is in palups on the wall of my abdomen which is causing fluid build up in the abdomen and alot of pain...no good quality of life right now...they do a paracynthesis (drain the fluid) once a week now and we are back to doing chemo once a week with hopes the chemo with kill the pallups (spelling is bad...sorry) and dry up the fluid.
You, your husband and your family are all in my thoughts and prayers. Please keep me updated as how things are going.
In Love and Peace,
Jane
I have about the Same As Your Husband chemo isn't fun but better then the other choise.Gob BlessYa and hang in there
😢 hugs
So,so sorry to hear this bad news. I think we met at one of the OPA meetings in Nottingham? Everything was going so well too. Thoughts are with you both.
Hi,
I am so sorry to hear the sad news and all of our thoughts are with you, your husband and family, I can our guess how you are feeling.
If there is anything we can do please do ask.
I can only apologies for the upsetting reply posted today, there are people out there with no understanding or feeling for others.
At the moment we cannot vet every post or reply and it is most upsetting to see them.
This person has now been restricted.
Kindest regards
Dave