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Immunotherapy finished after 2 year limit

Farmer_Ed

Has anyone got experience of life after immunotherapy treatment comes to an end. The treatment is limited to a maximum of 2 years by NICE. Partly due to the expense of these treatments and that patients may not derive any further benefit after that time. Im interested in how healthy you have been, have you had any late side effects in the months after. Are you confident that there is an enduring effect. Any replies mucn appreciated.

Ed

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    Hello Farmer-Ed,

                                  sorry to read you are now stepping into the unknown,Strange to think when we were younger we would see this as a challenge to be embraced, but as we get older the uncertainty does not seem so rewarding. Hopefully you will get some reassurance from those that have gone before.Meamwhile keep getting out on the farm which is hopefully not quite as wet and bottomless as is the case on my crofts,

    keep moving forward,

    David

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    Hello Farmer-Ed,

                                  sorry to read you are now stepping into the unknown,Strange to think when we were younger we would see this as a challenge to be embraced, but as we get older the uncertainty does not seem so rewarding. Hopefully you will get some reassurance from those that have gone before.Meamwhile keep getting out on the farm which is hopefully not quite as wet and bottomless as is the case on my crofts,

    keep moving forward,

    David

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