Professor Richard Scolyer, a leading melanoma expert, revealed that his glioblastoma has progressed again after initially responding to treatment. Diagnosed in 2023, he was expected to live just eight months but defied the odds, living for 18 months after experimental therapy. Recently, MRI results showed tumor advancement, yet he maintains a positive outlook, valuing support from family and friends. His candidness about his journey showcases hope amid adversity, as he prepares for further treatment options to address the remaining cancer cells post-surgery.
While this may not be the best direction to be heading with my changes, amazingly (to me), I still seem keen to keep living, loving and having fun, whenever possible.
I feel like there are quite a few people on my team (including my family & friends) and they make me happy and proud.
Depending on what the scan shows ... that will help choose what are the next forms of therapy that I can have to see where we need to go from here.
The procedure successfully removed a significant portion of the mass, but 'little tentacles' remained and would require additional treatment to 'mop up' the remaining cancer cells.
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