Liver mets - treatment options
Hi everyone, I was dx Stage IV in Sep 2016 with Mets to the Omentum and bones (spine, pelvis). This was 7 years after my initial diagnosis during which time I had been on tamoxifen. So I was put on af...
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Hi Judy,
My stage IV diagnosis has been for bones only and I've had a different set of treatments than you and Wendy are moving forward with.
I am just so admiring of Wendy to share her story this Tuesday morning. As Wendy says it's your questions and your support that are important right now.
Sending best wishes for you to be able to take the time to have a breather/mental break between now and November 2.
The BCNA helpline link and iserbrown's link to it brilliant. So many questions and having someone to talk with could help with getting to a helicopter overview.
Sounds as though your GP is backing you with phone calls to generate some early multidisciplinary team conversation. Such a crummy thing to have the Type 2 diabetes to adjust to over the last month.
Maybe Northern Cancer Institute, or the Endocrinologist your GP is finding for you, can find you a friendly well informed Diabetes Educator, possibly another helpful string to your bow.
Oops, have to follow the tip in Wendy's post myself and get on with those morning chores!! Hugs,
Jenny x
My stage IV diagnosis has been for bones only and I've had a different set of treatments than you and Wendy are moving forward with.
I am just so admiring of Wendy to share her story this Tuesday morning. As Wendy says it's your questions and your support that are important right now.
Sending best wishes for you to be able to take the time to have a breather/mental break between now and November 2.
The BCNA helpline link and iserbrown's link to it brilliant. So many questions and having someone to talk with could help with getting to a helicopter overview.
Sounds as though your GP is backing you with phone calls to generate some early multidisciplinary team conversation. Such a crummy thing to have the Type 2 diabetes to adjust to over the last month.
Maybe Northern Cancer Institute, or the Endocrinologist your GP is finding for you, can find you a friendly well informed Diabetes Educator, possibly another helpful string to your bow.
Oops, have to follow the tip in Wendy's post myself and get on with those morning chores!! Hugs,
Jenny x