Stories about inoperable pancreatic cancer
Read about how people have dealt with inoperable pancreatic cancer where surgery wasn’t an option.
Everyone diagnosed with pancreatic cancer will be different in terms of how they received their diagnosis and how they respond to and cope with treatment.
Please be aware that these stories are not necessarily typical of most people with pancreatic cancer in terms of age, types of pancreatic cancer or treatment. We hope they will provide some inspiration and hope, and that the experiences shared are helpful to you. The stories are not recommendations about treatment or care. Talk to your medical team about your treatment options.
The stories in these pages contain the views and opinions of the people who have written them, and do not necessarily reflect the views of Pancreatic Cancer UK.
Read about how people have dealt with inoperable pancreatic cancer where surgery wasn’t an option.
These stories are from people who could have surgery to remove their cancer.
Stories from people with rarer types of pancreatic cancer, such as neuroendocrine tumours.
Sadly, some people who have provided their stories do pass away. Many of these people lived for many months or years after their diagnosis and had a variety of treatments. Their stories can still provide inspiration.