Dealing with a Liver Tumor

I have been fighting mine for almost a year now. Doing immunotherapy and radiation infusion. The next step is a liver transplant. I am scheduled to see the transplant team next month and then I will be moved to the top of the list.

I've been fighting liver tumors for 3.5 years now. I've been on chemo for that long. Had radiation and immunotherapy which didn't seem to help. My oncologist may recommend radioembolization because I can't stay on this particular chemo drug indefinitely. My cancer spread to my liver from esophageal cancer. May the Father and Son bless you and your treatment.

I got diagnosed with stage four, unfortunately not a candidate for transplant , just getting immunotherapy for more than a year now.

My daughter got diagnosed with liver cancer. It’s been very difficult to accept this. I don’t understand why she would have liver cancer she never drank in her life.

I forgot to mention that I'm still healthy enough to work construction. I get tired and had sufficient weight loss. I've had 64 rounds of postoperative chemo. I also take some supplements. Powdered purple sweet potatoes and powered beets. I mix a heaping teaspoon of each mixed with water. Broccoli extract, 35 mg twice a day. I have a scan this coming Wednesday, and I always get apprehensive around that (scanxiety). Keep the Faith, keep fighting and don't give up.

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This diagnosis can feel overwhelming, and reaching out to this community shows real strength. Many others here understand the journey with liver tumors and can offer valuable insights about navigating treatment options, managing side effects, and finding emotional support. Consider sharing more about where you are in your treatment process or any specific concerns - this community has a wealth of experience to draw from.