Zephyr wrote: I believe the combination of MSI and KRAS exclude immunotherapy options but I'm checking into the Foundation One information. Where have you heard that? I thought it was the MSI status and not the mutations that was of importance.. Please share when you find out. Is there an emoticon ...

Here's another little-known fact relevant for newcomers from the US or Canada: In the U.S., possible toxicity due to excess folate or Vitamin B9 https://coloncancersupport.colonclub.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=50140&hilit=folate#p382499 Thank you for posting this O Stoma Mia. I didn’t know ther...

Zephyr wrote:
I believe the combination of MSI and KRAS exclude immunotherapy options but I'm checking into the Foundation One information.

Where have you heard that? I thought it was the MSI status and not the mutations that was of importance.. Please share when you find out.

Thank you for udate Gina !
I have been thinking about you and I’m glad it sounds as you are ok after having had this surgery. I hope the pain will go away soon and you will have a speedy healing !!

Thinking about you Dave.
Best of Luck <3

Oh.. thank you for update, for sharing this with us.
Big Congratulations

mbpser wrote: I'm a bit of a stickler for facts (the attorney in me)

Thank you for pointing that out. I’m dealing with a law suite and an attorney and that really makes sense to me

Punky44 wrote:AmyG,

How did your labor and delivery go? Hope you and baby are doing well. Please update on your treatment plans when you can.

Thinking of you!

Me too - thinking of you !
Hope everything is fine.

Hello everyone, A couple of nodules on my lungs have grown. I previously had cryo and got two years of time out of the procedure. The PET sees some avidity with one met having a higher SUV then before. I was thinking about cryo again but a second opinion doc weighed in that radiation seems to work ...

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Drinking Coca-Cola and Diet Coke daily 'increases your risk of dying young' https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/health/drinking-coca-cola-diet-coke-15991736 This article is commenting on the study before it was published https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/03/190318084153.htm and I believe...

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