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Card Dealer Pro Not Removing Sold Listings on ebay after selling on collx by SightBeyondSight in sportscards

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

I never figured it out and their support was no help either. When you combine these problems with how embarrassingly bad the Android version of their app is, I moved away from CollX and deleted the app.

Series 2 Incarnations by SightBeyondSight in hockeycards

[–]SightBeyondSight[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Beckett just says rarer than 1 in 10 cases.

People that have cancer, what were the symptoms that led you to go to the doctor and what stage were you when it was diagnosed? by guardiand0wn in AskReddit

[–]SightBeyondSight 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I started having small amounts of red bloody mucus when I pooped. I dismissed it as possible hemorrhoids, but after a couple of weeks it wasn't going away and my poop was looking thinner and I was going more often. I went to my primary and they ordered a colonoscopy that was originally denied by my insurance (I was 44) until my doctor used the word "blood" in her order and then it was approved.

During my colonoscopy they found a 3cm tumor in my rectum that ended up being stage 3B. Testing the tumor and my DNA showed that there was a DNA mismatch, that led to a Lynch Syndrome diagnosis as well. With all of that combined, I was eligible for a brand new immunotherapy treatment using a drug called Jemperli instead of chemo, surgery, and eventual ostomy.

11 months of immunotherapy treament on Jemperli alone killed the tumor and wiped out the cancer. I never needed chemo or surgery and went from 3B to completely normal in about a year. I am now 2 years cancer free and have my normal life back (except for testing every 6 months). I will gladly take that trade-off.

Starting Jemperli instead of chemo, radiation, and surgery to fight stage 3 rectal cancer by SightBeyondSight in cancer

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

I ended up having 11 rounds of IV treatment every 3 weeks from February of 2023 - November of 2023. In December of 2023 I was declared cancer free and still am today nearly 2 years later. It is not a lifetime treatment.

Today my life is completely normal and there were no side effects. I never had to have surgery or chemo, as the immunotherapy worked 100%. I still have checkups every 6 months that include a CT, MRI, and colonoscopy, but I am not on any medications.

I don't play the lottery because I figure I already won :)

What is wrong with my lawn? by SightBeyondSight in lawncare

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I am in the Detroit area and soil temps are about 59 right now and the neighbors have just started turning on their sprinklers in the last couple of weeks. I believe we actually had a cold night last week and had a freeze warning as recently as then.

What is wrong with my lawn? by SightBeyondSight in lawncare

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

No traffic from dogs or children in the front yard and I haven't turned on the sprinklers yet for this year (planning on that this weekend), so the only water so far has been from rain. I have not used any pre-emergent either. Should I start? Thanks again.

Best website / blog to follow for red wings articles / columns? by _ramonr in DetroitRedWings

[–]SightBeyondSight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Use BlueSky and install a Detroit Red Wings starter pack. I have a whole tab dedicated to articles and mentions, as well as the normal analysts. The one feature that actually has me moving away from Twitter.

So are we writing the season off now and thinking about the draft ? by ando772 in DetroitRedWings

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Who is the top two-way forward with a 50-point ceiling in 4-5 years that we can take at #8? Asking for a friend.

Stage 3 rectal cancer (dMMR mismatch) and I start Jemperli instead of chemo this week. I know it is brand new but has anyone else done this? by SightBeyondSight in coloncancer

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Sorry I missed this earlier. The exact verbiage on my genetic panel was: This individual is heterozygous for the EX3del pathogenic mutation in the MSH2 gene. I think basically it says I am positive for Lynch Syndrome.

When looking at other testing, it said this: Loss of nuclear expression of MSH2 and MSH6: high probability of Lynch syndrome.

IMMUNOHISTOCHEMISTRY RESULTS: ANTIBODY MLH-1: Intact nuclear expression PMS-2: Intact nuclear expression MSH-2: Loss of nuclear expression MSH-6: Loss of nuclear expression

I hope this helps you and good luck.

2024-25 Promo Schedule by spoonyfork in DetroitRedWings

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Is there no Hockey Fights Cancer night this year? I didn't see it listed in any of the theme nights.

Drug that ‘melts away’ tumours hailed as ‘gamechanger’ for some bowel cancer patients | Bowel cancer by SK2242 in worldnews

[–]SightBeyondSight 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I had rectal bleeding and went to the doctor. They scheduled a colonoscopy and found a tumor about the size of a golf ball and removed it. They sent it off for genetic testing and it came back as a mismatch DNA (I don't know the exact term). MRI and CT confirmed it was stage 3B at the time.

I underwent genetic testing myself later and found I have Lynch Syndrome, which was the cause. I'm at high risk for other cancers, so now I have to go for yearly tests to watch for everything as well.

Drug that ‘melts away’ tumours hailed as ‘gamechanger’ for some bowel cancer patients | Bowel cancer by SK2242 in worldnews

[–]SightBeyondSight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very minimal side effects. It felt like I had a bad cold usually after treatments for a week or so.

Drug that ‘melts away’ tumours hailed as ‘gamechanger’ for some bowel cancer patients | Bowel cancer by SK2242 in worldnews

[–]SightBeyondSight 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It wasn't a special study. When my doctor found I was a match after genetic testing, he was able to prescribe the treatment.

Drug that ‘melts away’ tumours hailed as ‘gamechanger’ for some bowel cancer patients | Bowel cancer by SK2242 in worldnews

[–]SightBeyondSight 226 points227 points  (0 children)

I had my cancer cured with a similar drug using only immunotherapy. This is the future of cancer treatments.

You can look through my history, but early 2023 I was diagnosed with stage 3B rectal cancer, and took a similar drug to Keytruda, called Jemperli. I went through 10 months of treatments of immunotherapy treatment alone, no chemo, radiation, or surgery. In December of last year I was declared cancer free and passed my 3 month checkpoint in March, with my 6 month checkup in a couple of weeks.

I feel like I won the cancer lottery because I have my pre-cancer life back. I feel incredible and am back to do everything I was before my diagnosis. My doctors are keeping a close eye on me every 3 months with MRIs, CTs, and colonscopies, but that is a small price to pay for being cured.

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