I did not go to a day's worth of appts with husband. He saw all the doctors, had a CT scan. It was 1 yr ago this week that a feeding tube was inserted which was the worst part of it all according to him as it never fit correctly and he had a lot of pride to stumble over before he would use it. He lost 60 lbs in 2 months from starvation and after some hospitalization.
Haven't heard about CT scan results but he was put on another form of antibiotic for a sinus infection he can't shake. they sent in a sample to determine what bacteria (?) he is dealing with.
He doesn't see the radiation oncologist for 6 months so he has graduated from the 3 month visits to 6 months at least for 1 doctor out of the 3.
You would never know he had cancer. He can eat anything he wants and no more burning. His voice is normal. He still eats a horrible diet of fast food and frozen processed stuff like before
, working full time, still a bit tired but he works a desk job 40 hours a week and has a mowing business, I'd be tired too.
We seem to be surrounded by people with cancer lately. Just lost a friend to pancreatic cancer. Met her 30 yrs ago this week at my first date with husband. Daughter in law has a dad (liver and kidney cancer) and a brother (prostrate cancer but doing ok now). My daughter's father in law had prostrate cancer. Walking thru it gives one a new appreciation of the cancer journey as others walk thru it.
just a little update for those who have carried me along this difficult journey the past year.