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Not sure what to tell you about the treatment, you both have to decide on that, but it sounds like the doctor has been very upfront with you. Let your heart decide on whats best for you and go from there. It's always a hard decision but it really ends up being your hubby's decision whether he wants to continue treatment and not you. Please be patient with his decision and accept it. He might want one thing and you another, but always give your input. He needs you right now. Just be there for him.
Kim -
Thank youAnnabelle41415 said:Treatment
Not sure what to tell you about the treatment, you both have to decide on that, but it sounds like the doctor has been very upfront with you. Let your heart decide on whats best for you and go from there. It's always a hard decision but it really ends up being your hubby's decision whether he wants to continue treatment and not you. Please be patient with his decision and accept it. He might want one thing and you another, but always give your input. He needs you right now. Just be there for him.
Kim
Gail thank you so much .Kim yes for sure its up to him and I will always stand by whatever he wants to do . I just say I don't want him to do it because if the doctor don't get it all then the cancer would go like wild fire thru his body and I was thinking if they don't go in and cut the cancer it will stay where it is . thank you hugs Tina -
Tina -tina dasilva said:Thank you
Gail thank you so much .Kim yes for sure its up to him and I will always stand by whatever he wants to do . I just say I don't want him to do it because if the doctor don't get it all then the cancer would go like wild fire thru his body and I was thinking if they don't go in and cut the cancer it will stay where it is . thank you hugs Tina
For what it's worth....
There's usually better survival rate among those that have surgery
to remove cancerous tumors, than those attempting to fight it with
chemicals or radiation alone.
Very often, surgery alone results in great success.
If surgery is possible, it's usually better to opt for that, statistically.
Best wishes to you both!
John -
This comment has been removed by the Moderatortina dasilva said:Thank you
Gail thank you so much .Kim yes for sure its up to him and I will always stand by whatever he wants to do . I just say I don't want him to do it because if the doctor don't get it all then the cancer would go like wild fire thru his body and I was thinking if they don't go in and cut the cancer it will stay where it is . thank you hugs Tina -
JohnJohn23 said:Tina -
For what it's worth....
There's usually better survival rate among those that have surgery
to remove cancerous tumors, than those attempting to fight it with
chemicals or radiation alone.
Very often, surgery alone results in great success.
If surgery is possible, it's usually better to opt for that, statistically.
Best wishes to you both!
John
Thank you so much for your support .hugs tina -
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Spreadingtina dasilva said:Thank you
Gail thank you so much .Kim yes for sure its up to him and I will always stand by whatever he wants to do . I just say I don't want him to do it because if the doctor don't get it all then the cancer would go like wild fire thru his body and I was thinking if they don't go in and cut the cancer it will stay where it is . thank you hugs Tina
Guess with this disease you never know what or where it wants to show it's ugly head. Good luck. It is such a hard decision. I'm thinking and praying for you both.
Kim
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