Today was my last scheduled infusion. They don't ring a bell  any more,  but I did get a lovely cake to take home with some non alcoholic sparkling wine (nice touch!).

If the cancer returns, then I'll be back, otherwise no more immunotherapy!

My infusion nurse today,  Christine, was also the nurse at my first infusion back in March 2019 and several times in between. It was an emotional moment when I said goodbye to her and her boss, Moira, from Dublin. They are very kind.

Earlier, my oncologist, Dr B, had reviewed my scan results which showed no sign of disease. She was positively giddy during the zoom call.

The plan now is to have quarterly scans during 2021 and take it from there. She was cautiously optimistic about how things might go in the future. The treatment is so new that they only have a remission track record for about a five year period, but it is promising.

A huge thanks to my wonderful care team at Dana Farber, and to my wonderful fiancee, Penny, who's been a tower of strength during this last 20 tough months. And to my friend Michael who's given me great, patient advice.

I'm headed back to the UK in one week's time, and I can't wait to see Pen and the boys, my parents and Simon and Jane.

Thanks for reading and supporting. It means the world. And Merry Christmas and a safe and healthy 2021 to you all.

Signing off, 

Tim