LY2801653 clinical trial
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I actually don’t know about cc patients, but I have met with a couple of the colon(?) cancer patients, and except for dehydration because she won’t drink enough, we all seem to be doing well.
I have met cc patients, but their numbers weren’t good enough for the trial. I don’t understand that. If someone is sickly but wants to attempt the trial anyway (due to lack of options) I think they should be allowed to be a guinea pig to see if it would reverse the progression in severe cases. But the drug companies call the shots.Wow, that’s wonderful!! Do you know about how the rest of our “kin” are doing on the trial?
Enjoy chemolessness!
ReginaYou normal, NEVER! Oh you mean with the Trial and CC! HA, HA
That is such good news I have had good feelings about this since the get go. I am so over the moon for you, you know that. Think I will celebrate YOU tonight! Love you!An update on the trial: I am 6 cycles in. A cycle is 28 days. I just had another CT Scan and there is shrinkage! It is 4mm smaller. That’s great news since the drug is built to stabilize the cells! And the CA19-9 is lower again! I’m in the “normal” range! Yeah!
The side effects are… I’ve begun losing my hair, but I still have tons left. I was worrying about going bald, but have decided to stop worrying. And my left ankle area is swollen and does not go back down. That’s it. I’m extremely happy with this trial!!I don’t know when this will go to phase 2. They are not getting a full allotment of cc patients. I think they had 5 people last month. And one had to leave the study due to health issues.
I myself am having a great response to this. The cancer cells are stable and my blood work is wonderful! They check kidney functions, too. No probs. the only issue is a slight effusion at the bottom of my heart. We are watching that.
I’m hoping there’s enough data to continue this and possibly get to phase 2 soon.That is great news , I hope you all the best.
Any idea about approval cycle for those medications which I hope will work for the benefit of humanity and every great member of this website?End of cycle 3 and results are in… CA19-9 is NORMAL!! 35.7!! Weight is still climbing. Doc is happy! So am I! My new clothes are upset, but that’s life.
No ct this round so have to wait another 4 weeks to find out, but everything points to stability and inactivity.
Onc gave me a prescription for my face and its better. I’ve been washing my hair with Selsun Blue and the scalp is better, too. Still have some pimply itchy things, but nothing like it was. I also went back to washing my hair almost every night. I have been trying to do every other day for the past 5 years, but I guess my new skin type says “CLEAN”!! So I will!
The swelling is better, too. Still swollen in morning… Enough to change the fingers of my rings, but after a couple of hours, they are back to normal.
I will take these minor discomforts any day!
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