I gave it quite a bit of thought and think that maybe she felt she would do better with a drug that is further along the developmental pathway that has also shown to be very promising for ovarian cancer such as Pfizer’s Pfizer’s Palbociclib (PD-0332991). This is all just pure speculation on my part but just think, stage IV cancer is a desperate stage to be in and being able to choose a phase III drug that has some sort of public track record over a Phase I drug that no one even knows exists is very alluring.
GO Kevetrin and I hope whatever she decided works for her!!!
I believe I read that one of the tests for a marker had a higher number and she left because of that. And then it was said that this is a case of treating by a number and not the patient results. This is an incomplete explanation from memory so someone please fix the details. I think it was a Karen post.