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@dbamos1945
What a blessing your reply is for us. I was looking for a sign that PRRT is what Ron needs to do. We had decided that he needs to go ahead and your post confirms that decision. He has been stable for the last 3 years when we learned that the tumors had taken over his body. We are so thankful for the research that has been done since his first tumor in 1995. How incredible for all of the NETS patients that have benefitted by this research. Wishing you continued great health!

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@rkklinger

I'm glad that you and Ron feel settled on a decision!

@rkklinger: I am relieved that you and your husband are open to the opinions of previous PRRT patients. Quality of my daily life and negligible side effects weighed heavily in my decision. I will be routing for a successful treatment ASAP for your husband and eager to hear from you along the way.
It is difficult to wait until the treatment has been completed to learn tumor size, but flooding your thoughts with a successful demolition of NET cancer cells provides all energy being effective. Remember the PRRT Lutathera will be drawn directly to the NET Samatostratin receptive cancer cells… no matter where they are in your body through the blood system! This sounds to me like just what your body needs right now!
I am glad you have opportunity to receive this treatment! Hugs…