Posted by onefarmer on May 13, 2015 at 16:55:28 from (162.72.127.146):
We dumped Sparrow in Lansing and went to GR to a new Dr. First thing Dr does is go over the history. We learned a lot more then we was ever told before, Sparrow was so tight lipped. We previously only heard about 10% of what we was told today. She was a very thorough and frank Dr. Then she starts going into where we go from here. The mass is on the left side close to the veins feeding the left leg and has the tube from the kidney to the bladder running through the middle of it. She wasn't willing to remove the mass just chemo it and attempt to maintain quality of life. Didn't sound good. She went and talked to her older partner and he was willing to go after the mass, then do radiation.
We ran the whole range of emotions today from end of life to maybe hope yet. All we can do now is put it in gods hands.
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