Thank you Mionaer1!
Having been aware of this company for a while I have hoped in between every scan that this would be the last scan that would occur without the greater world knowing of this treatment and more significant steps being taken towards it being available. I know that it happened last week when we got that stable scan and that by the time the next one rolls around, there will be a lot more to talk about treatment-wise.
There's probably been ~15 scans from the diagnosis. The first few weren't that nerve-wracking b/c I don't think I was out of shock yet. Later, the cycle became general nervousness building up in the lead up to a scan, followed by life goes on like nothing happened, then when the next one is about a week away nervousness leads up to the scan, etc. My wife and I never said anything to each other specifically, but the hugs last a little longer on the weekend before, the short glances become longer loving stares, you stay up a little later before bed together. It's a different kind of day.
Truthfully this past week I had no doubt that the scan would be stable. In fact when I was in the room waiting I peeked at a telegram group I belong to and saw some really encouraging NWBO patent news shared on twitter by @HenryMuney -- thank you @HenryMuney! In that moment that is often a little nerve-wracking, there was more calm than there had ever been before in my heart. I also believe that very soon we will no longer be helpless in the fact of these problems, much less someone who is 25 being told 30 might be out of reach. But on the heels of this stable scan she's going to get there now there's no doubt about that. Forgive me if this sounds like hubris but I'm excited for what she will look like at 40 and 50 :) Thank you again for your post and the kinds words.
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