This announcement does not affect the company's expectations for the financial results for 2013.
thats where all my detectable tumours disappeared, only immunotherapy, it works.
of course it works better with less disease.
absolutely fanastic news about immunotherapies, I hope all those were negative about the potential of these therapies can see that the exact therapies I have used to control my extensive metastatic disease are available for all one day.
Alas it seems many patients have to wait for their doctors guidance. I guess thats the way it is, but for those patients willing to boldly go where noman has gone before, well lets just say there is solid hope based on lots of science.
everyone with colorectal cancer should be demanding these therapies, or at least asking their oncologist the question ?
you can change oncologists, I am up to number 7, i think!
i wonder if how many will read this news, and feel some real hope ? its worked well for me, its worked well for many in the studies.
for me the path least trodden represents the best cance of survival. So now the upset in the colorectal patient community wont be do these therapies work, its more the question when can I have access to these. thats another very complicated and challenging hurdle.
If you have the resources, an option to consider is trying these therapies. I have recommended these therapies potential for at least 10 months here, and am very satisfied that science and evidence are shining a spot light on the path I took.
hugs,
Pete
ps cut me some slack everyone its my 3 year anniversay today of being diagnosed.
http://csn.cancer.org/node/259346 this discussion is how I found ellen books, see you try and help someone else and calma rewards you, often very quickly, then I was drawn back to csn and I noticed steve post above about immunotherapies.
