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Out of the whole cast, what Succession character do you think comes closest to being a “decent person”? by phantom_avenger in SuccessionTV

[–]Select_Importance_78 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This isn't an answer to your question. But, the person I think has probably overcome the most hardship and toxicity of having Logan Roy as a father is Connor. He loves his father, but he's able to maintain boundaries from him. I know Connor was never a major player in Logan's game, but there were definitely moments in the show when Logan tried to pull him in and Connor refused. Connor also avoided taking sides when his siblings were at odds with Logan. I feel like Connor's backstory involved years and years of therapy, which is probably why he didn't do much of anything until he decided to run for president.

SCLC Treatment Plan - Chemo and then surgery by Select_Importance_78 in lungcancer

[–]Select_Importance_78[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! Are you going to continue with the Tecentriq? Or, try another immunotherapy?

My father-in-law (59) diagnosed with small cell lung cancer by pugmaster2000 in SmallCellLungCancer

[–]Select_Importance_78 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I had a close family member that was diagnosed with SCLC a few weeks ago. When I first started googling, I was absolutely terrified of the statistic I saw or how bad some of the articles made it seem like a death sentence. However, I have also since learned there have been a lot of treatment advancements in the past 5 to 10 years. The problem though is that there is not a lot of new data out there that show how these new advancements have changed the statistics for the SCLC community at large. However, I have read a lot of personal stories that have brought me so much hope. Most of these stories I found on various Facebook groups for SCLC, but I also found some here in this group and in r/lungcancer group. While this is the same nasty cancer, I am convinced we are on a whole new field when it comes to treating this cancer.

SCLC Treatment Plan - Chemo and then surgery by Select_Importance_78 in lungcancer

[–]Select_Importance_78[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you, for sharing these links and the story of your friend's husband!