Hi all,

I am new to this forum and have joined on behalf of my brother (50) who had a biopsy on his throat and has just been through radio and chemotherapy. He is in recovery now and has been given good news in relation to the treatment process and is now doing physiotherapy on the muscles around his throat. He has to wait a number of weeks to have a CT Scan. He continues to use a tube through the stomach for food although he can only take liquid food replacements. He has tried to orally drink some water but this has caused him problems as it is going in to his lungs. This is his biggest issue as he wants to know if he can or will ever be able to eat �normally� again? Any light you can shed on this or experiences would be grateful. Many thanks in advance. Philip

Brother 51 Y/O
Had a biopsy to remove lump in throat
Recently been through Radio & Chemo
Is in recovery now and trying to deal with post issues
Has had 2 operations to allow food/drink go down throat (unsuccessful)
They say the throat is wide enough but it's the muscles are the problem with the swallowing action
Still feeding through a Peg
Has recently had another biopsy and the cancer is back