john-
although i have not been diagnosed with any type of cancer, i am doing much
research on the disease, specifically chemotherapy in the treatment of
non-small cell lung and colorectal cancers. you may want to talk to your
oncologist about the chemotherapy. the newer regimens are focused on more
frequent, low-dose administration and longer infusion periods rather than
the "mega doses" used in the past. the statistic you stated in you email
may actually be better when put in this context. i'd be interested in
knowing what regimens he/she's reccommended that you use and in what doses.
another factor ight be the staging of the cancer, were you diagnosed in IV
or had you been diagnosed earlier?
i'll be away from my mail for the weekend but would enjoy hearing from you.
take care and i hope to hear from you soon.
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