Sabacat

We lost a week because my oncologist thought he could get the testing done on the fluid drained from my large pleural effusion. Surprise! No cancer cells in the fluid. Because we were distant, it took another trip over to get the biopsy done and then several days for the in-house pathology before it was sent out. That said, we got the Foundation One results in exactly two weeks. Turned out I have no druggable mutations, but do have 40% PDL-1 and something else that makes it more likely that immunotherapy will be successful for me. Oh, and a high tumor burden, which is supposedly a good thing although it doesn't sound like it.