I hope you find a sense of community here and can start to feel less alone. Your situation sounds complex and challenging. One day at a time, as they say. While the prognosis in general may be poor, that doesn't mean YOUR prognosis is poor. Try to not let your fear rule the situation. Expect answers from your health care providers, gather information, and make decisions based on the reality of your situation. I have to have my gallbladder removed on April 2, and I, too, am worried about gallbladder cancer since it is a higher risk because of my genetic mutation (Lynch Syndrome). Let's both hope for the best and face whatever we have to face. I hope others will join the discussion and offer you some support. You will be in my thoughts.
I hope your surgery went well and no cancer was found and thank you for giving me some hope with this prognosis. God bless and LMK how things went with the surgery when your up to it.
I hope your surgery went well and no cancer was found and thank you for giving me some hope with this prognosis. God bless and LMK how things went with the surgery when your up to it.
You can read my reply to Colleen on the previous page. It starts out, "Thank you, Colleen. I had a very interesting turn of events..." The surgery never happened yesterday, and it may never happen. For now, I have to go on the assumption that I don't have gallbladder cancer or biliary duct cancer. But I will always offer you any hope that I can in terms of your treatment and prognosis.
I hope your surgery went well and no cancer was found and thank you for giving me some hope with this prognosis. God bless and LMK how things went with the surgery when your up to it.
You can read my reply to Colleen on the previous page. It starts out, "Thank you, Colleen. I had a very interesting turn of events..." The surgery never happened yesterday, and it may never happen. For now, I have to go on the assumption that I don't have gallbladder cancer or biliary duct cancer. But I will always offer you any hope that I can in terms of your treatment and prognosis.