Tina, micasey... thanks for the great posts
to start the day!
I also saw the information about the VA system purchase.
I don't know if it is the FIRST VA site... but probably so since I don't recall a VA site being mentioned in the past.
FROM MY OWN experience working in the medical community, that first government system purchase is just a precursor to several more to follow.
I would expect in the next few years there will be additional VA sites announces to position ARAY CyberKnife Systems regionally about the nation for access to all veterans under care and suffering from cancers.
There are a lot of vets from the VN era who were exposed to agent orange... one I know is currently experiencing his THIRD primary cancer since he began having problems. I fear this time he is terminal... but CK might have saved his life if it had been available to him sooner, or his oncologist had ever heard of it and put a priority on getting him treated by one!
He has had tumors in his spine, lungs, and now brain...
ALL AREAS that CK could be used to treat him, even now, if his VA physicians and oncologist had a clue!
Also I think it is highly probable that there will be vets from the first Gulf War in Kuwait who will begin to have cancers from exposures that occurred during that conflict. Some strange "complaints" that have had some complex and unexplained origins... given a few more years... well, we'll see. But if so, at least VA will KNOW about and HAVE CyberKnife available.
It is sad and frustrating sometimes how slow progress IS to raise awareness about something like CK amid the "sales claims" of competing devices trying to be more than they really are!
Should be a good day for ARAY shareholders... traders and holds.
JMO...
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