PET/CT results

Got my results today. All of my disease was either stable or smaller. There were no nodules in my left lung and two lesions from my liver weren't visible. That leaves three in my right lung one 4 cm lesion in my right liver lobe and two small lesions in my left. But I did get some alarming news. When my surgeon sent me to the oncologist, he specifically told me that all my tumors were resectable or ablatable. When I mentioned setting up an appointment with my surgeon today, my nurse practitioner looked all confused and said that she didn't think I was ever going to have any more surgery, and that I was going to be on chemo for the rest of my life. Then I looked all confused and said that's not what the surgeon told me. So she looked up the surgeons notes and he clearly stated in his notes that I was to have 3-4 round of chemo so that he could resect or ablate all the tumors. So she set up an appointment for me to meet with the surgeon. She then said to not get my hopes up because she didn't think I was a surgery candidate. She then got the oncologist to come in and confirm her diagnosis. He waffled and said he would let the surgeon make the call. These are the same Drs that have ben treating me from the beginning and I have seen them every two weeks since june. Each time we've spoken about my upcoming surgery. They both go on vacation tomorrow so I'm gonna chalk todays visit up to them not thinking clearly. Now I have to wait until monday to meet with the surgeon. If he tells me I'm not a surgical candidate I'm gonna be angry. Especially since he was so confident in our last visit. The last thing he said to me was, "let's get it stable, so there aren't any microscopic tumors I might miss. I'll get the rest out!". I now have 5 fewer tumors, no new ones and my oncologist is saying I'm not a candidate, what an ****. It's my birthday saturday, I guess she just wanted me to have something to worry about.