Hi CalGal
Thanks so much for your opinion.It was very nice to give me a new view of the problem.I face the problem very strongly and corageous but some times we get down as the music - as strong you are more tender you go.But any way my faith in God is supporting me and my family .I am surounded by love and that brings me energy and will to fight.
Thanks again .Your opinion open to me a new horizon.
Bel, when cancer cells are 'on the move' they can show up as dispersed cells long before they end up in a single place and start to grow other cancer cells that form a tumor. So it's possible that they've managed to catch the cellular movement long before a tumor would be found on either a PET or CT scan. At this point, if there's no tumor to remove, there's no surgery that's possible. Your doc will have to tell you about the pro's and con's of the chemo and how well the chemo will work.
Sorry to hear of your problems. I would say that you just need to do what the oncologists suggest.
Best of luck and God Speed.