The last Pet Scan was in April, But, it is lobular cancer, which doesn't show up so well on Pet Scans, so I don't trust the scan. Also, it was done during chemo, so that makes it harder for them to read. I had a pet scan in February before chemo started.
Bone Scan was also in April, but I don't trust it, because the pelvis already lights up on a bone scan, and I'm afraid the radiologist missed something. Biopsies were in April--but they were in the iliac crest, and my pelvis doesn't hurt that high up. MRI with constrast was in early May--except the radiologist told me the enhancement doesn't always show (mine showed no enhancement).
I really just want you to look at those symptoms and tell me if the pain sounds like bone cancer pain. Does bone cancer pain have those characteristics? No pain at night--but then when you move around you feel it? Does it occur in both sides of the buttocks and then show up in other places too--in the femur sometimes, and in the side of the hip too? Does it get worse and worse throughout the day. Does it hurt when you sit, but not so much when you are walking around? It never hurt on my right side, and suddenly in the last few days, it has started to hurt on the right.
I should also tell you that my alkaline phosphatase is normal (99)--and it was just tested a few days ago.

Thank you very much. You make me feel better.
Is the alkalkine phosphatase number helpful? Or would it only be raised in the later stages anyway?
I was hoping that the good alk. phos. could also be of help in diagnosing "no cancer", but am afraid that it shouldn't be raised in early stages--so then it would be of no use.

Thank you for your answer.
One more thing. I don't see how the pain from neupogen can be getting WORSE 6 days after the last shot. I understand that the pain can LAST for 7-14 days. But should it be getting WORSE?