New Chemotherapy

I am at the Arizona Cancer Clinic right now getting infused with the new treatment. Today is the first day I am getting the Cetuximab. The main side effect has to do with skin rashes that should develop in the next week.
Last week I had a CT scan to see how well I was responding to the Irinotecan treatment. The results were neither great nor terrible. It appears the treatment I have been having has minimized the cancer growth. Hopefully, the addition of Cetuximab will cause the tumors to start shrinking.
The picture above is taken by Aaron A., a good friend at work. It was taken somewhere in southern Arizona; you would have to ask Aaron exactly where.
2 Comments:
At 12:38 PM ,
Anonymous said...
I, I read your history since Québec and I will say good luck in your life combat.
take care.
ron
At 7:29 PM ,
Carol Ryniewicz said...
Hi Ron,
I really don't know how I happened upon your site, but I did. I read some of what you have gone through and I just sensed a great peace as I read it. Though you have been through some difficulties, I see a footprint of God in your life that shows me that you are not walking alone. We don't always know what God has for us, but I feel very deeply to pray for you and your family. So I just wanted to encourage you in your fight against cancer. Push with all you have in you against this enemy called cancer. No matter what anyone tells you, no matter what any doctors tell you, Jesus Christ came into this world for you to defeat cancer. I will pray for you to have the physical, emotional, and mental health you need to fight it! you have a beautiful family. I will pray they have you here on earth a long time. God bless!
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