Incurable Primary peritoneal cancer

Hi 797 

Whilst I am sure you don’t want to be here, welcome to this community. It’s a friendly bunch with a variety of primary cancers and locations of spread. Many of us continue to live well, and I hope you do soon.  I am sure others will be along to welcome you shortly. 

Thank you

Hello and welcome. 

I was on a trial (Modi-Fy) for a couple of years.  My approach is "tomorrows' treatment, today".    I hope it's going well for you.   My trial day unit was like "royalty" compared to the busy "standard" day unit.  I hope it's not too far to travel. 

Hello Mmum. What medication does that trial consist of? And I like your approach. I'll start my targeted therapy on the 29th. The hospital I'm at is also amazing. They saved my sister's life as well helping me stay a little longer. It's not bad-looking either. It's about a 25-minute drive without traffic and an hour and a half with traffic on a good day. However, I'll go and do what it takes to survive. Have a good day

It was a new vaccine alongside nivolumab or other checkpoint inhibitor treatment).  The vaccine drug was modi-1, the manufacturer is Scancell.   It uses a similar approach to the covid vaccine, I believe.  

It stimulates the immune system to create T cells that attack the cancer.  Microbiology is not my strong point. . . . . . .