ladyria
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Thank you all. It’s been a whirlwind week. The physicians were back and forth on the decision for a while, but it turns out she’s inoperable. The lesion lies too close to the liver and the gallbladder. I wasnt there when the surgeon spoke with my mom (my aunt was) and there are so many other questions I have.
They are a great team and are going to refer an oncologist to us. Now, what type of Onc should we see? Being in the medical field myself, I know there are many subspecialties.
Raye- I will def contact you a little later on-once we get some plan in order with the Onc-we want to fight this sucker as soon as we can. I want to weight all these options with her. Tell her about all I’ve read and suggestions I’ve heard.
You’re all amazing-thank you for giving me that daily strength I need.
Thank you all. It’s a rollercoaster of a time-and I want her to know she is NOT alone. It’s difficult to digest. I guess in time, I will accept and handle everything that is happening.
The surgeons wanted to review the ERCP/MRCP that was done last Monday-with that they will see if she is operable. I know whatever the case it is meant to be. I have faith that no matter the outcome we will get through this.
Wendy- that’s exactly what my mom feels right now- the faith you had for your surgeon. She has faith that if she is operable, that it will be succesful. I’m also glad that you are feeling better.
Thank you all again. *hugs*
