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I don’t have that kind of cancer (I have endometrial serous carcinoma-a rare, aggressive and often recurring cancer -I have been cancer free for almost 3 years).
I read the information that was provided and it sure sounds like the information above is pretty precise and hopefully will help you on each step of the way your journey with the rest of us who know they have endometrial cancer and those who are waiting to find out.
The women who are part of the “‘my endometrial cancer team” supportive, caring, share with their hearts, help where they can, love on each other and often pray for each other .
There is a Prayer Group that any one can join and as a person of faith I have personally found comfort and peace knowing I am being prayed for.
What has gotten me through some of my tougher days early on during my cancer treatments and now is the “Footprints in the Sand” poem that I keep right next to me on my night stand.
Hugs,
Kathy
PS A photo of me with my wonderful husband of 40 years who has been on his journey with Alzheimer’s disease starting just prior to my cancer diagnosis.
John. I will pray for wisdom for your wife to make what would better best decision for her. Kathy
That is so nice that you posted this. My wife is about the same now having to decide about what treatment. She is leaning toward Immunatherapy
Carcinosarcoma (sometimes called sarcoma carcinoma) is a rare and aggressive type of endometrial cancer. It contains two types of cancer cells — carcinoma and sarcoma — mixed together, which makes it high-grade and more challenging to treat. Because it's considered high-grade, treatment is typically more intensive. Here's Show Full Answer
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