@tsacco
Don't get too far ahead of things. The testing, diagnosis, and suggested treatment are a process. Let that process work for you folks. Ask your questions, voice your concerns, try to get as comfortable as you can with the uncomfortable. Like @mnewland99 said, you are in a great place to speak with other patients and caregivers like yourself. There are different types of pancreatic cancer. The most common type is adenocarcinoma. Do you happen to know the type of cancer she has in her pancreas?