Clinical Trial Starts Today

[Pmann]

Morning folks,

Sitting in clinic at Sarah Cannon Research Institute in Nashville getting my first dose of Phase 1 trial of a Xencor drug called XmAb808, which is an antibody that binds to tumor cells and immune cells called T cells.

Baseline scans looked decent and all systems are go.

Really blessed to have this available to me even if it is three hour drive each way.

These people are really good and caring.

Updates to follow.

[KocoPr]

excellent. I checked your bio but it is empty, i started reading your posts to try to figure where you are as far as cancer progression.

Are you castrate resistant? Any bone mets ? Do you have the clinical trial so i can read inclusion exclusion criteria?

Hope you have success in this trial. It is risky in phase 1 sometimes but worth it if you need it.

[Pmann in reply to KocoPr]

I checked my bio and it has history of treatments

I am castrate resistant and do have small Mets on spine T4 and T10

The consent package does not show inclusion/exclusion criteria

Thanks for the kind words

[KocoPr in reply to Pmann]

I don’t see the bio history.

Is this the clinical trial?

clinicaltrials.gov/study/NC...

[Pmann in reply to KocoPr]

yes it is

[KocoPr in reply to Pmann]

Very promising opportunity and thanks for participating in this trial. Please keep us informed of your results.

[TylexGP in reply to Pmann]

I believe it might be this trial. clinicaltrials.gov/study/NC...

[Scout4answers in reply to Pmann]

Good luck on the trial, please keep us up to date.

[dhccpa in reply to Scout4answers]

I see the bio, for whatever reason.

[Scout4answers in reply to dhccpa]

I see it now

[Walliam in reply to Pmann]

Great stuff Good luck

[Tall_Allen]

Good luck!

[Pmann]

I think I now have bio narrative complete

Thanks for pointing that out

[jazj in reply to Pmann]

24 years since diagnosis. Sounds like you made some good decisions on treatment at the right times along the way for it to take so long to get to this point. Good luck to you! In general I'd be curious if there was anything you did or didn't do along the way you wish you hadn't or had done?

[Pmann in reply to jazj]

Probably had the prosectomy sooner

[Don717]

Sweet!! Quite the journey!! Thanks for sharing the info!!

[Izzygirl1]

praying for good results !!

[Big_Mcc]

Good luck bro. We are all rooting for your success

[turkeyjoe1]

Good luck!

[HarGreg]

Good luck and many more years.

[BillyVolt]

good luck

Thank you for sharing

[Voodoo33993]

Good luck. Wishing you well.

[Juju1979]

Hope it all goes well. Thank you for advancing medicine.

[Maxone73]

I hope everything will be fine, keep us updated please!

[witantric]

Great. I hope it works like magic

[KocoPr]

Your journey is amazing! Couple of questions on your past journey.

You got the blind side treatment in a clinical trial which was on radiation while the other arm got radiation and chemo. Do you have the trial number? And am curious how both arms did 5.10 years down the road.

The other question is have you ever had genetic testing done?

[Flaxseed]

Good Luck! Please post any updates - very interested to read how this goes for you!

[Shams_Vjean]

Wishing you all the best results and more years with a better QOL. Looking forward to your updates.

[Cancer2x]

Good luck to you, AND your doctors!

[Blue-Mockingbird]

Thank you for taking part in this. I know you’re doing it for you but ultimately it may help other men live longer with PCa.

Buena suerte 🤞🏽

[Professorgary]

Thanks for sharing and wishing you the very best. God bless!

[j-o-h-n]

Run those little bastards out of Dodge.....

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n

[fmenninger]

good luck

Stay strong

[GoBucks]

I wish you all the best. I am certain I am alive today because of all the guys in clinical trials 15-20 years ago. Thank you for your participation.