Pete - We'd love to chat with you. However, if you don't mind a few questions...
1) What did "they" tell you in Texas?
2) At what hospital did you get that opinion?
If they told said you have pancreas cancer, what kind of pancreas cancer is it? Is it adenocarcinoma or nueroendocrine? Also, what stage are you: 1/2/3/4?
Next, are the docs @Mayo going to do any biopsies? Blood tests can sometimes give false negatives. What did the CT scans results reveal?
Pancreas cancer can present in a lot of ways so it's hard to tell you what to expect. However, one thing that I've found to be universal with PC is that surgery is almost always the best course of treatment. If the surgical oncologist thinks you are a candidate for resection, that's good (all things considered).
Lastly, don't scare yourself to death. The docs @Mayo know what they're doing and will guide you through what your doing. If you have a question, by all means ask. If it turns out you've PC, welcome! If it turns out you don't have PC, I'm jealous, but still, Welcome!