Diagnosed with sarcoma? Let's share

Hi
My Father has recently been diagnosed with undifferentiated pleomorphic sarcoma. He has a skin tag removed from his back Aug 2021 which was diagnosed (incorrectly) as atypical fibroxanthoma (benign) - no follow up needed. 14 months later started coughing up a little blood - biopsy and CT scans later showed multiple metastases in both lungs which were confirmed as sarcoma. Any new treatments available in the USA for this, it is non operable so looks like we only have the Trabectedin chemo option....

My doc recommended ebulinin chemo

Many thanks I’ll look into it

Alright.. but.. just a doubt- don't they prescribe doxorubicin and ifosfamide for such stuff?

doxo did not help

Hello, My name am Musajja ivan from Uganda it's been long time feeling this pain in my bones and at those points in the photos and I think it's Osteosarcoma cancer, my question is, it treatable and can I manage to get an appointment for treatment and at how much thanks

My name is Gloria. I am diagnosed with Uterine leiomyosarcoma. In 2020 I had a stage 1B tumor removed from uterus. I also had a complete hysterectomy. The tumor was estrogen sensitive so I was placed on Letrozole. The side effects have been challenging. Two and a half years in a mass was found through a CT scan. Pet scan reveled no spread. Tumor was removed laproscopically. Tumor was located on right side attached to lower branch of aorta. Genetic study to be conducted. So far I am told only treatment is to remove tumors as they appear. Not sure what questions to ask the medical professionals or how to advocate for myself effectively. I read conflicting information with what my oncologist is telling me, "that radiation and chemo are not effective for this type of cancer" but see trials with chemicals and radiation therapy. Would like to know and understand more about treatments why they work or why not. Also want to know if continued use of Letrozole will be effective in some way. Appreciate any information/advice you may have about this issue.

I see.

Was this for metastatic sarcoma that has spread to lungs?

Although rare, Sarcomas seem to be becoming more prominent. I had radiation induced Angiosarcoma of the breast in 2019 (age 60) with a reoccurance in 2021........... Both required surgeries only. Unfortunately, the cancer has metastasized to the lung. .......so now it’s the waiting game for the lung biopsy. THE WAITING IS THE WORST ESPECIALLY WITH SUCH AN AGGRESSIVE CANCER. Prayers to all.