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@mnewland99

Hello gamaryanne,
I hope you are doing well after your radiation treatment.
CA19-9 has always been a good tracker for me. Mutations change I guess ( something I didn’t know before). My Guardant360 or liquid biopsy test didn’t show any pancreatic mutations other than TP53 which was noted to be probably benign and at an occurrence of 0.3% so I’m surprised that my oncologists aren’t correct about the NED, but on the other hand I always say this disease has been like a roller coaster ride for me. I have t done much walking g lately as I went I to a deep depression for 2 days, but y day 3 I had to lift my spirits up since I had an interview to be an environmental consultant subcontractor that a friend set up for me so I’ve been pretty busy preparing my proposal. I hope you are doing wonderful!

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Happy Easter!
Since you are in S Calif wondering if you have read or know of Dr Patrick Soon-Shiong ? I listened to a 3 hr podcast discussing his strategy with pancreatic cancer, colon cancer, and long COVID. Very interesting. He created Abraxane. And now has an FDA approved therapy for bladder cancer. Located in El Segundo.