Caninecancer.org.au

Lisa-Thank you for the link! I took Clancy to Cornell twice last week and again yesterday. Last week he recieved Elspar/L-asparginaise and was re-started on Pred. Yesterday he atarted the MOPP protocol and I recieved the best news ever...He's already in complete remission!!! Fingers and paws crossed that it is a long one
Michelle and Clancy

Fantastic news. I am really pleased. I am sure Ken will be pleased to hear this news as well. He may not check the forum over the weekend though.

If you want to stay on top of all things cancer related, here is the link to my FB page. I post articles from the oncologists around Aus as well as those I follow overseas. Dr Sue gets some great results.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Canineca ... 9682407239

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Thank you! I know the trick is keeping him in remission but I couldn't be happier now! The other interesting thing is it's the first time since this all started 3 months ago that he really seems totally himself again. Even when he obtained his first remission he wasn't totally himself-very picky eating. He's back to being an eating machine and seems very happy!

Well that made my day! Thanks for the update Michelle.

PS. This is the treatment I was referring to in my first post - http://www.bellinghamherald.com/2014/06 ... .html?rh=1 As you mentioned, I believe there are trials through MD Anderson.