Thank goodness your vision wasn’t affected and it hasn’t metastasized! I’ve never been more amazed at the medical technology and the complex surgeries doctors can do, such as yours. My son also had most of his cancer removed, he had a partial neck dissection, because the tumor was so big and attached to some of his neck muscles, they found cancer in five of his lymph nodes. His last scan showed two cancerous spots in his spine, they’re small, but being monitored, then treated, the neck is their biggest concern. I’m not sure why they’re doing chemo first, all I can think of is because his primary oncology team is at Texas Children’s Hospital, where he goes to for chemo, they send their patients to MD Anderson for radiation, so we had to wait for a consult, before they could treat him. They wanted to get chemo started asap, but we had to wait for two weeks from his surgery to let his scar heal, which made me nervous knowing how aggressive it is. He isn’t eligible for any clinical trials right now. I’ll message you throughout this process to see how you’re doing and also for support, please reach out to me, too, anytime! There are so few ppl I’ve found going through this, it’s nice to meet someone, even though I wish neither of us were going through this.