Amanda:
Sorry another incomplete message and cut off, I hate AOL. Anyway, the life
is extended on average 1.1 months. If your grandmother has decided not to be
sick from the chemo for that time period extension, that may be a good thing
and maybe her choice.
My father has decided to go for it. But it was his decision.
No one is an expert on the subjects, and the lung is one of the worse,
however, prayer and belief and support do amazing things. Dad did get some
good news last week that his "bloods" are somewhat improved. A CAT scan will
follow in a couple of months after one more super platinal treatment, but who
knows.
All the best, my prayers are with you and your family and don't give up hope.
John
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