Ovarian cancer, fibroid tumors, sickle cell?

Hello, I have a friend who has ovarian cancer, cancerous fibroid tumors that are huge and sickle cell. I have been trying to help her through this very rough time. She is not saying much but she has had this for over a year and new cancer cells are growing. They have not operated, Am I too assume that they are too far gone and that they cannot? Her blood is always a factor but I am confused. Why wouldnt the doctors take out what should not be in there?
She takes morphine shots once in a while which signals to me they are just treating the pain.
Please help me understand. And one more thing, she did have it in her colon also but states it is gone?
Thanks so much.

most of the time when you have ovarian cancer, when you find out you have it , its already advanced. my motherin law had it, she had no symptonsat all, so she was just treated for the pain also, be there for your friend

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Hi, I'm really sorry to hear what your friend, and you are going through. I understand it must be a very difficult and painful time. My Mom had Cervical cancer which had spread too far, so the doctors advised that operating and interfering with the system would only lead to more pain to the patient.

So, we had to watch her die slowly, because they said that was the least painful. It's very sad, but from my personal experience, it's best to UNDERSTAND the situation and ACCEPT the facts. We didn't, and kept hoping that Mom would live on. That was very painful, encouraging a dying person that they could live. How?

I think for a cancer that has gone too far, one should prepare to die as peacefully as possible.

My experience was very painful and terrible, and I can only pray no one ever has to go through such. All I can say is, the doctors would be best placed to advise the patient, depending on the situation at hand.

God bless you and your friend.

I have ovarian cancer now and have not had surgery yet. They are first giving me chemo because they want to make sure it does not spread and they would hope it shrinks. I am twenty six and want to be able to have children. If I have a hiserectomy I could never bear a child. If it spread to areas that have gotten better maybe she is doing chemo. She may be taking the slow route if she is looking to have children. If you want to look at it from another possibility, she may be terminal. When my father was terminal, he was on morphine and other pain meds. They stopped more surgeries and did what they could to make him comfortable. He was terminal for two and a half years. Either way, I wish her the best. I know what she is going through and it isn't easy, physically and emotionally. You are a good friend for caring.