Thanks so much for posting. I had never heard of immunotherapy before, but now both you and another friend are being finding their tumors beaten down by this fairly new treatment. I am so sorry to hear of the harsh side effects. It's amazing to hear of the love that surrounds you with your large family and kind, supportive friends. It's been over a week since you posted and I can only hope you're healing with no more fever. Hugs to all.

Thank you so much for writing this post, John. I'm so thankful to hear the pain from the cancer is gone. How fascinating to learn about the effective healing capabilities of the immunotherapy. I'm so sorry to hear that it caused your body to fight itself. I will pray for immediate relief from the fevers and for complete healing.

Love you John, schnuggle well in all your blankets, sending warm hugs and prayers, Tuffy

John, thanks for sharing this post. I sincerely hope your immune system simmers down and starts to fly right! Grateful that you are making this contribution to our understanding of how this new therapy may work in the future -- and so glad it has bought you some more time for your Arlo therapy. Here's to love!

John, I appreciated reading your clear and honest post today. You really are a hero for participating in this cutting edge sounding cancer treatment that will hopefully continue to help you and so many countless people in the future. You and Julie remain in my thoughts and prayers as this new year continues to unfold.

May the New Year bring your immune system to a normal range. I marvel at you and Julie and all your loving family facing the daily unknown with willingness. courage and love. Sending my prayers and hope for a complete healing. Much love coming your way from frigid Minneapolis.

M

John. You are amazing. With all you have been through you have a great positive attitude. You are an inspiration to us all. Hugs and prayers.

John, you are a model of "accepting the unexpected."! Thank you for sharing your ride -- kind of like riding a roller-coaster with a blindfold on. Blessings on your way.

John, so sorry to hear of your setbacks. Praying your immune system does settle down so you can continue participating in the trial. Life has certainly thrown you some curve balls! Yet, in spite of it all, you maintain a positive attitude. Thanks for sharing both the upside and downside of your holidays. I agree with Julie that Arlo is the best therapy! That's the advice from another grandmother!