Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad I could help a little!

I didn't know that MS was a side effect of Keytruda. That is very scary! I read all the side effects of Keytruda when my husband first reacted to it. Possibly they didn't know about MS being a side effect then. It was back a few years. After his terrible reaction to Keytruda and also Chemotherapy didn't go well for him either, he quit all medications. He ate good quality red meat; steaks, roasts and hamburgers often. He also ate fish a lot from Iceland. Iceland is one of the few places that still has clean waters so their fish is very good. My husband was very active until the last year of his life. He did carpentry work, yard work etc. Plus we prayed everyday and I'm sure that helped a lot.

It's good you are living in the present. That's so important to do. We really don't know what tomorrow will bring. So we need to enjoy what we have today. I try and do that also. It's much harder since my husband died but I'm getting better at it. I wish you the best in whatever decision you decide to make about your treatment.
I'll say a prayer for you.
PML