Hi all,
I don't know what I'm looking for here; perhaps a little reassurance, or perhaps just a clue as to what, realistically, might be in store.
My beloved mum, who will be 70 in a week, was diagnosed with Stage 3 Primary Peritoneal Cancer in the summer of 2015. Since then she's had 2 lines of chemo, with about 8 months of no significant progression in between. She finished carboplatin and caelyx in the spring, and was on Avastin in order to help slow tumour growth; but we got an email from Prof J a few days ago saying that her CT scan wasn't so good this time - so it's coming back, and quickly.
The consultation is on Thursday. I'm being destroyed by the waiting game. I know it's not so long to wait, but every second drags and feels like ten.
What does this email mean? It must be bad. What will the options be? Has anyone had Avastin not work, what happened next? What could the third line be and is there any hope of at least a short period of remission or must I prepare for the worst?
Her being gone seems unthinkable. I try to brush away thoughts of the future but it is hard.
Any experiences that people would like to share are welcome. Especially - but not limited to - positive ones.