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virtuesdeparture t1_ixvz24o wrote

Chemo for different cancers is going to be different too. My dad died of GBM 2.5 years ago, just a year after diagnosis. He was a personal trainer, in better shape than anyone I know, when he was diagnosed at 58 years old. 6 months later, he was a shell of himself and barely tolerating chemo. I’ve been watching dcvax since he was diagnosed, hoping they’d fast track fda approval and he could get it.

This is bittersweet.

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mmmegan6 t1_ixw762w wrote

I’m so deeply sorry for your loss. How are you doing these days?

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MazakeenSmith t1_ixx7net wrote

My sister died of GMB 4 months ago. She took part in a trial, not sure if it was this drug. She lived almost 3 years after diagnosis, and she never complained once. Happy to think that other families will get longer, but sad that it’s not our family.

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H2AK119ub t1_ixwt3px wrote

> Chemo for different cancers is going to be different too. My dad died of GBM 2.5 years ago, just a year after diagnosis. He was a personal trainer, in better shape than anyone I know, when he was diagnosed at 58 years old. 6 months later, he was a shell of himself and barely tolerating chemo. I’ve been watching dcvax since he was diagnosed, hoping they’d fast track fda approval and he could get it. > >

Big hugs. Sorry for your loss.

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