Hi Willow. I'm pleased that you are well and you have another 12 months treatment. Well done for advocating for yourself. It would be interesting to know how many ladies are at the 6 and 7 year treatment point, to put those two ladies mention into context. My 4 years is coming to an end in March. I've been booked in for a ct scan 13th March. My last bloods 6 weeks ago were all in range. If this is still the case I will be asking for another year of Niraparib. I've not had any different side effects over the last year. After a late diagnosis and initially being told my life expectancy was limited (6mnths) and I would probably have palliative care with no treatment. To be offer paclitaxol and carboplatin, surgery and more chemo, then diagnosed with HRD and being lucky enough to be offered Niraparib. I really only expected to still be here after a couple of years if I was lucky ( Expectancy 5 years)So I feel I've absolutely nothing to loose. Research showed in the trial that a percentage of ladies on placebo also developed blood cancer. The percentage was very low in both groups and I thought it worth the risk. I hope you continue to be well and I will let you know how I get on. Are you in England? I'm in South Wales.  I owe everything to my brilliant oncologist at hospital and brilliant surgeon and their teams at Hospital. My daughter does not have HRD so her treatment is different from mine. She has had surgery and just finished the last chemo cycles and just started on 'Bev' every 3 weeks for 18 months. We have been referred to a professor of genetics. It won't help us but could help our granddaughter. Neither of us have the BRCA gene. But we may carry another familial gene. It's devastated our family to know mother and daughter have the same cancer. Keep well and best of luck. X