You have the CT scans. The biopsy report is in your hands. Your current oncologist has laid out a protocol of chemotherapy and radiotherapy

The CT scan is finished, and the words 'pancreatic mass' sit heavy on the report. Pancreatic cancer

You have just seen a CT report that mentions a pancreatic mass, and every hour since has been consumed by the question of who to trust.

The CT scan is finished, and the words 'new growth' appear on the report. You knew the risk of recurrence was high.

Your father has completed his chemotherapy cycles, and the latest scan shows the tumor is not shrinking.

The imaging report is back, and the words you dreaded are there: recurrence. Pancreatic cancer is notoriously relentless.

The scan report confirms pancreatic cancer. The surgeon shakes his head. Surgery is off the table.