Nguyentuan

I am also a caregiver, the son of a patient, and I understand the unimaginable human difficulties when what we want makes the patient afraid. Non-cooperation, denial, running away... exhaust us every day, but let's sympathize with them, because we are not patients. I pray for you. Please maintain your health and spirit. Your brother is already a miracle in SCLC (with just standard chemotherapy and radiation), and you are also a great person. This is strictly the patient's fight, but when a patient has cancer, it is the fight of the whole family, of those who love the patient. I pray for both of you.

Great. I think he is a strong man. I pray for him, for you, for everyone struggling with SCLC.

Hello. I come from Vietnam. My mother just finished chemotherapy after 4 months with conventional chemotherapy + tecentriq. Everything is fine, very nice, the tumor is down to 90% and continuing to maintain with tecentriq every 3 weeks. The cost is huge and insurance doesn't cover it. The reason is that in Vietnam, people still do not put their trust in drugs whose effects have not been proven to be beneficial, for all patients. Most immunosuppressants are like that. So, crank back, it all depends on the unique condition of the patient. It doesn't always work and for everyone. If it's not there in Macedonia, it's not something to be afraid of. However, the good news is that your brother is in the limited stage, it can be maintained very far, my mother is in the metastatic stage. Let's nurture hopes and live the best days. With our family. Please pray for us.