total blood transfusion for metastatic cancer

luvinlife2 said:

I agree Pete

That why I said no dectable disease.  I know the chances of tiny tumors or remaining "undectable" disease remains high.  I was looking from a medical standpoint if tests show nothing then it doesn't make sense to go through something like a blood transfusion to treat "nothing".   If I can get to NED, I will not consider my cancer gone and will continue to weaken any remaining disease with my alternative treatments, perhaps even some low dose xeloda for a period of time until I've had a few consistent scans and my ctc test comes back from Germany with the numbers my nat onc is looking for. 

ps. $2000.00 is a lot...I don't pay anything remotely close to that for my ctc.

I have published my latest rgcc results

you get alot more than just a ctc count for the 2000. 

actually it was 2600 aussie dollars.

hugs,

Pete