I’ve started a CDK 4/6 Dual Inhibitor Trial!
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I’ve started a CDK 4/6 Dual Inhibitor Trial!

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    • May 18, 2012 at 6:13 pm
    tim duduit
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      My tumor is in a lymph node adjacent to my adrenal gland; got the results confirming metastatic malignancy 2 weeks ago and started the clinical trial this week.  I'm on the medication full time now and haven't had any side effects. I'm still struggling with the diagnosis because I don't feel sick.  I still fee funny going in the door to the treatment room because I'm thinking "I'm in here with the sick people!"  Anyone else on this kind of trial drug?

      My tumor is in a lymph node adjacent to my adrenal gland; got the results confirming metastatic malignancy 2 weeks ago and started the clinical trial this week.  I'm on the medication full time now and haven't had any side effects. I'm still struggling with the diagnosis because I don't feel sick.  I still fee funny going in the door to the treatment room because I'm thinking "I'm in here with the sick people!"  Anyone else on this kind of trial drug?

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