RE: Morning16 Jun 2018 19:23
Hi Ruck, nice to hear you still believe in the Scancell story.
Sorry to hear about your pal, similarly like many ,two friends who were married have passed away both with gliobastama within three months recently, my cousin has survived stomach cancer after chemo and surgery, my best pal has survived having bladder cancer after removing his bladder and replacing it with a plastic one, the chemo initially stopped it penetrating any further, and then followed up the last year with an Immunotherapy trial, which we both have no idea who sponsored it. . He is still my regular carer!!!. And just last week lost the Wako Kid days after he was admitted to hospital with liver and stomach cancer.
The Oncology market fascinates me, i bought in here before my woes, i guess it prepared me better to fight and certainly understand, very grateful for it.
So will post when we get more to discuss, very simply i am disappointed with news flow not for price inflecting trading, but because i am excited about our future and am eager to hear more. Very simple, no need to justify myself and take abuse.
Will catch you up if i have something to add, will look in probably daily for something good.. There is nowhere as far as i"m concerned better for news directly concerning Scancell.
Inanaco, there is possibly nobody better to post about our science, your input here is far more important than mine.
Shame your presence creates so much unpleasentness, feeling to humble, grateful and just thrilled at the gift of life, to engage on that level anymore. GL everybody, we all share at least one thing, our desire to see our investment pay and Scancell to suceed.
Makes me think how many others here have similar tales, was it not CRUK who said some time ago 40% will have a cancer of some sorts by 2020??? Makes you shiver.
As for me as far as i know, still clear from my lung cancer, alive five years after being given such a short prognosis. Has taken the last couple of months for it to sink in, Now just enjoying the little bursts of summer afforded to us, and i might say 50lbs lighter and very brown.
Really hoping we do fulfill our potential here, it is a horrible cruel illness. Financially it will reimburse me the many years it has stripped me of my life. For patients praying it is another option and chance for extended good quality life.
Be lucky, whether you trade this or not, that is your choice, your risk, and nobody should decry that.
My gratitude to so many here for your wonderful support over the years, means more to me than anything. Take care.