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I am joining for any advice for my mothers treatment. My moms name is Cheryl and I am her daughter, Tia. She was diagnosed with Stage 3B Uterine cancer in August of 2015. They started with a hysterectomy and removed 4-5 lymph nodes. Afterwards she did a sandwich of a total of 12 Taxol/Carbo treatments and 6 weeks of radiation. She did just fine with recovery however the cancer spread to a lymph node in her neck around March of 2016. They used Magaesteol from March until around August 2016 when they found the neck tumor had doubled in size. At this point the neck tumor is the only tumor she has but is located in a tricky spot to remove. They then started her on Doxil, but in November found that was not working either. They switched to radiation where she did 3 weeks and finished at the end of December 2016. In January 2017 we were told the tumor had shrunk back down and the radiation would continue to work for a few weeks in which they would then do a scan and expect to find nothing. We were very excited. Then at the end of January 2017 my mom showed signs of confusion and brought her into the hospital where they found it had spread to her brain. She had brain surgery to remove the tumor and had cyberknife radiation to that spot of the brain. She also started to take an oral Parp Inhibitor Chemo. On April 11th they found the neck tumor started to enlarge and feared it would start to invade the esophagus/trachea. She then started Keytruda and has had two treatments so far. Unfortunately, this past week we found she now has 5-6 brain tumors. She is now doing whole brain radiation to shrink the tumors and we will continue Keytruda. She has a BRCA mutation as well has Lynch Syndrome. She is only 55 and does not want to give up the fight but is getting increased week do to loss of appetite and nausea.  I am wondering it anyone has had any experience with Keytruda or if anyone who has Lynch Syndrome has found anything that worked particularly well for them. Also I am wondering if anyone has input on going to Mayo Clinic. My mom still has fight in her and I sometimes feel the doctors we are currently seeing may not have the right attitude to help her keep fighting. Also does anyone have any tips about increasing appetite or helping with nausea she has lost quite a lot of weight and we know she needs to get the nutrients in order to beat this. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. 

Sincerely,

A daughter despatate for help