Kawfee beanz, DIY and assorted Shenaniganery :)
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Mine actually likes going to the range. She even has a Walther PPKS (SS .380 with Crimson Trace laser sight built into the grip) and a Henry Lever-Action .22 with the Octagon Bull Barrel that she picked out, herself.
You know you both are always in my prayers darlin'...sending a few extra for you both today...(((HUGS))) for you too, just because.
Thank you all, SO VERY MUCH!!! (And @DingerCPA thanks for comforting @skullblade789 from worrying about my absence
) Y'all are all so very awesome, and actually brought tears to my eyes. I Love All 'a Y'all!! Okay, so GOOD NEWS!!! The prayers and well wishes seem to have worked a miracle. She was accepted into a clinical trial, and not just some brand new trial that rarely has results. This trial has been going on since 2013 and is either considered a "mature" Phase I or some form of a Phase II trial... this is a good thing. She will be getting full therapeutic doses, and they have seen positive results in past patients. It is not a trial of new drugs, but a trial that combines two drugs that have been previously approved by the FDA for other uses. The trial is for the combination of the two. Basicallly, one of the drugs blocks the cancer cell's ability to process its own waste; so the cell dies from its own toxicity. The other drug targets the cancer cell's dna and prevents it from being able to split and divide; stops it from reproducing. So the combination of the two drugs prevent them from making new cells, and kills the existing cells. We are both super excited right now!!!
Love and Hugs to Everyone!!!
Mine actually likes going to the range. She even has a Walther PPKS (SS .380 with Crimson Trace laser sight built into the grip) and a Henry Lever-Action .22 with the Octagon Bull Barrel that she picked out, herself.
Thank you all, SO VERY MUCH!!! (And @DingerCPA thanks for comforting @skullblade789 from worrying about my absence
Okay, so GOOD NEWS!!! The prayers and well wishes seem to have worked a miracle. She was accepted into a clinical trial, and not just some brand new trial that rarely has results. This trial has been going on since 2013 and is either considered a "mature" Phase I or some form of a Phase II trial... this is a good thing. She will be getting full therapeutic doses, and they have seen positive results in past patients. It is not a trial of new drugs, but a trial that combines two drugs that have been previously approved by the FDA for other uses. The trial is for the combination of the two. Basicallly, one of the drugs blocks the cancer cell's ability to process its own waste; so the cell dies from its own toxicity. The other drug targets the cancer cell's DNA and prevents it from being able to split and divide; stops it from reproducing. So the combination of the two drugs prevent them from making new cells, and kills the existing cells. We are both super excited right now!!!
Love and Hugs to Everyone!!!
That's great news!! I'm so happy for you and your wife!
@Kaezziel GREAT NEWS!!! I'm so happy!!
That's great news!! I'm so happy for you and your wife!
@Kaezziel GREAT NEWS!!! I'm so happy!!
It really was! We weren't really expecting a whole lot, but apparently, M.D. Anderson (the cancer center that we go to) runs more clinical trials than anyone else in the country. They usually have somewhere around 125 different trials running at any given point in time. The doctor told us that if this one doesn't work, he'll find another one to try.
@Kaezziel - WAH-FREAKING-HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is AWESOME-SAUCE!!!!
This is AWESOME-SAUCE!!!!
Great news Brother Kaz!
Thank you all, SO VERY MUCH!!! (And @DingerCPA thanks for comforting @skullblade789 from worrying about my absence
Okay, so GOOD NEWS!!! The prayers and well wishes seem to have worked a miracle. She was accepted into a clinical trial, and not just some brand new trial that rarely has results. This trial has been going on since 2013 and is either considered a "mature" Phase I or some form of a Phase II trial... this is a good thing. She will be getting full therapeutic doses, and they have seen positive results in past patients. It is not a trial of new drugs, but a trial that combines two drugs that have been previously approved by the FDA for other uses. The trial is for the combination of the two. Basicallly, one of the drugs blocks the cancer cell's ability to process its own waste; so the cell dies from its own toxicity. The other drug targets the cancer cell's DNA and prevents it from being able to split and divide; stops it from reproducing. So the combination of the two drugs prevent them from making new cells, and kills the existing cells. We are both super excited right now!!!
Love and Hugs to Everyone!!!
It really was! We weren't really expecting a whole lot, but apparently, M.D. Anderson (the cancer center that we go to) runs more clinical trials than anyone else in the country. They usually have somewhere around 125 different trials running at any given point in time. The doctor told us that if this one doesn't work, he'll find another one to try.
@Kaezziel THAT IS AWESOME NEWS BROTHER. We will still keep vigilance and the prayers and positive vibes coming your way!!!
(Don't judge just thought it would be hilarious!!!!) (Everyone needs a good laugh every now and then!)
Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you!!! We are very excited at the new possibilities!
(And thanks for the laugh, Skully! That was pretty darn hilarious!
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Love it, I might just have to steal it and use it sometime myself!
I am here all afternoon. Thanks again folks.
Mine actually likes going to the range. She even has a Walther PPKS (SS .380 with Crimson Trace laser sight built into the grip) and a Henry Lever-Action .22 with the Octagon Bull Barrel that she picked out, herself.
Thank you all, SO VERY MUCH!!! (And @DingerCPA thanks for comforting @skullblade789 from worrying about my absence
Okay, so GOOD NEWS!!! The prayers and well wishes seem to have worked a miracle. She was accepted into a clinical trial, and not just some brand new trial that rarely has results. This trial has been going on since 2013 and is either considered a "mature" Phase I or some form of a Phase II trial... this is a good thing. She will be getting full therapeutic doses, and they have seen positive results in past patients. It is not a trial of new drugs, but a trial that combines two drugs that have been previously approved by the FDA for other uses. The trial is for the combination of the two. Basicallly, one of the drugs blocks the cancer cell's ability to process its own waste; so the cell dies from its own toxicity. The other drug targets the cancer cell's DNA and prevents it from being able to split and divide; stops it from reproducing. So the combination of the two drugs prevent them from making new cells, and kills the existing cells. We are both super excited right now!!!
Love and Hugs to Everyone!!!
YAY!!!!! {{{{{{{{{HUGE HUGS}}}}}}}}}
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