Please do not take my occasionally sardonic attitude personally. Perhaps I come through as a little jaded at times, but did not mean to put you off with my reply. Your effort to contribute is appreciated.
You answered exactly as I wanted to know: Where did the quote come from, what context, and to what was he referring. Thanks! I am always up for "end game" talk if I can know more about it. There are often tantalizing hints from researchers and we just have to wait it out for the published results and any new therapy that comes as a result.
Since I had not had time to visit that video clip I did not have that hopeful reference. And HOPE is one thing that draws us all to this board. Without questions and input from all of us, no matter what stage our disease, it could get a little stale and uninteresting here.
I must confess that I was not in a very good mood when I reviewed the message board yesterday morning. A little hummingboard had just bonked itself into oblivion on my dining room window that I have a feeder near. It must have seen the feeder as a reflection. The mate was at the feeder and then flew off when I opened the French door to see what I had heard. We have tons of birds here and I know the hummingbirds as they will visit me when I sit on the patio making their little clicking sounds to let me know they are around before I hear their wings or see them.
Take what you need from this site - but remember that we have to make sure that we live with the knowledge that "we have cancer - cancer does not have us." Then we can go forward in some comfort and peace, even though it may take a little time.
You do have God on your side and all of our warmest best wishes.
