@fighter2025 Welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect and to our Gynecological Cancers support group. With the initial diagnosis of endometroid adenocarcinoma, FIGO Grade 1, Stage 1 that must have been a terrible shock to get this recurrence news with the adenocarcinoma in the lungs. You are already receiving information and support from our members and I'm certain you will continue to receive more. I had a recurrence of the same diagnosis as you 1-1/2 years after my initial diagnosis and hysterectomy. My recurrence was in the vaginal cuff and I was very shocked to get that news. Once I started to work with my cancer care team on tests (PET/MR) and plans (radiation therapy) I started to come out of the shock and feel better because there were plans in place which felt like something I could grab onto amidst all the fear. I have been NED (No evidence of disease) since finishing the radiation therapy in 2022. I still have the fear of recurrence or another new cancer although the fear no longer is in front of me - it's more like in my rear view mirror but it's still there.

When will you start chemotherapy and chemotherapy?