So what happened? Unlike the other well-intentioned respondents, I do not agree that the only thing worth saying is that 'god is the answer'. Based on your description of no visible bumps on day one and multiple visible bumps on day two, the diagnosis of cancer for those bumps is unrealistic. Cancer cells grow at most as a doubling phenomenon with usually multiple days between doublings. The bumps you saw are more likely from a reaction related to the immune system. My broader message is that for questions about natural phenomenon -- such as bumps appearing on the skin -- the answer comes from knowledge of nature.

I apologize that I did not realize that the discussion of Christine's husband's cancer had begun under a new thread within Symptoms and Diagnosis. I am very sorry to learn that the bumps were regional spread of the cancer. I am studying the other thread to Christine's question about where to seek care with the intent to try to be helpful there.