At the time, we were confused and scared we were making the right decision. As time has passed over 1-1/2 years since they cancelled surgery, it was a blessing we have been able to avoid what would have been a life changing surgery. It will be a year in January that he stopped the immunotherapy and we were told the immunotherapy would be in his system for around a year. So we are a little nervous when his PET scan in Sept showed two lymph nodes that may be cancerous (to small to tell if cancer or the scan lines making it look like cancer may be there), they are continuing to watch him closely. He is getting blood drawn today and we will get those results next week to see if his signatory test remains zero. They did an endoscopy last week and the biopsies they took from the tumor area and other spots in his esophagus remain clean of any cancer cells. They will perform another PET scan in December or January to keep a close watch. This whole experience has been an emotional rollercoaster. We try to live every day as positive as possible and with the strength of prayer, family and friends, we are feeling blessed every day.