12 Months After Stopping Immunotherapy

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Manufred
Manufred CSN Member Posts: 241 Member
in Kidney Cancer #1

I had another one of my three-monthly CT scans last week, 12 months after stopping the immunotherapy I had been receiving for three years.

Still no signs of anything, and my bloods are all good, as is my life in general.

Going on to six-monthly scans now.

Regards, Fred

 

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  • Canadian Sandy
    Canadian Sandy Member Posts: 784 Member
    edited August 2019 #2
    Congratulations!

    Congratulations Manufred.....great news!

  • APny
    APny CSN Member Posts: 1,995 Member
    #3
    Manufred, that's wondeful

    Manufred, that's wondeful news. So happy for you!

  • stub1969
    stub1969 CSN Member Posts: 987 Member
    #4
    Complete responder??

    Are your doctors using this term, Fred?  Or, is it too early to tell.  In any event, this is super good news.  

    Stub

  • daisybud
    daisybud Member Posts: 541 Member
    #5
    Great news!

    Congrats

  • eug91
    eug91 CSN Member Posts: 471 Member
    #6
    awesome

    Congrats, Fred!

  • Mighty Frog
    Mighty Frog Member Posts: 152 Member
    #7
    Great to hear this!

    Great News! Congratulation and TQ for sharing. 

  • Allochka
    Allochka CSN Member Posts: 1,083 Member
    edited August 2019 #8
    Fantastic!

    Fantastic!

  • Angiebby75
    Angiebby75 Member Posts: 208 Member
    #9
    That is great news!!

    That is great news!!

  • marosa
    marosa Member Posts: 334 Member
    #10
    That is amazing news

    And so encouraging! Thank you for sharing and so happy for you!

  • Manufred
    Manufred CSN Member Posts: 241 Member
    #11
    stub1969 said:

    Complete responder??

    Are your doctors using this term, Fred?  Or, is it too early to tell.  In any event, this is super good news.  

    Stub

    Stub,

    Yes they are saying complete responder.  I personally don't use that term or the magic word "cured" becasue 1) I don't want to push my luck and 2) I know this is based only on radiology.  I am still waiting for a definitive blood test.

    But I will take what it is for the present and be grateful for the outcome I have been given.

    Regards,

    Fred

  • Manufred
    Manufred CSN Member Posts: 241 Member
    #12
    Thanks

    Thank you to all of you for your kind thoughts.  

    Regards, Fred

  • Wehavenotimeatall
    Wehavenotimeatall CSN Member Posts: 488 Member
    #13
    Wow wow

    great news Fred

     

    yes it’s awful to poke the Lady Luck 

     

    but dancing tonight

     

    you dancing 

     

    Annie

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