Hi vtn. I agree with what has been previously said. You have some people in here that have been successfully living with their NETs. I just want to point out a few things. You can't cure NETs. You try to manage it the best you can. It's like the bad relative that keeps showing up at family gatherings. You just hope he or she behaves. I was diabetic when I started my cancer journey. I now I take one insulin shot day. Nothing else. The Dr. Said my diabetes was probably caused by my PNet. I was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer with too many lesions on my liver to count on 8/22/2022. 9 months later of being on CAPTEM, I am the healthiest I have been in years. Also, don't suffer from paralysis by analysis. There is so much incorrect information on the internet. Do your homework. Prepare a list of questions. And surround yourself with the best multidisciplinary team as possible.