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Tim, I was diagnosed with stage 4 in June of 2022. My cancer is adenocarcinoma & started in the tail but had metastasized to the lungs. At the time I was told it was inoperable, I asked what the prognosis was & was told 2-3 months without treatment & 11 months with chemo. I have surpassed that & was happy to send a note after the 11 months to that doc that I was still alive & doing well. I have had 44 Chemo treatments with gemcitabine & Abraxane & am now in "radiologic remission".
So no one can really tell you how long or how you will feel. I knew I would lose my hair & I did. I thought I would lose weight & gained 20 pounds. Every patient is different.
Some do not like to talk about prayers, but when asked that was what I asked for, not stuff! I believed those prayers helped me fight this & hopefully will continue to soldier on 🙂
Sure there were times I was depressed but I made it through.
Praying for the best for you & your wife. ( I am 74).

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What a great positive comment
News we all need to hear
Thank you for that encouraging news
No One knows how long any of us has on earth
And yes..prayers help

Truthfully because I believe in pray… I have no difficulty with you using this forum to express your experience.

I have found prayer exceptionally helpful in my battle with pancreatic cancer. I have a countless number of family, friends and well wishers who are praying for me. A fact that makes me feel very loved.

Surgery has been ruled out, chemo darn near killed me, and radiation doesn’t seem to have done much good. I’ve gotten through this because of prayer, mine and those of others. No matter my circumstances I believe that God is good.