Leona Macken

And then after about five days, I was like, I can't, I can't go on like this.

I can't do this.

Like, you know, so we ended up driving down to Cork and staying down there for a few days.

And again, like, I mean, I cried in my mom's arms like a baby, you know, I was like, why did this have to happen to us?

Like, and

I just kept thinking like after everything I've done

How did this happen, you know?

I just thought, like, oh, they couldn't have done any more, right?

And I'm in the worst case scenario, like.

So, yeah, after I kind of let myself break down, I'd say, for about a week.

And then I was like, no, I can't.

I can't do this.

Like, you know, so that's when I decided to kind of, like...

I think that's when I was kind of like, I need to do everything I can do with her.

And I knew then, I went back in then for an appointment about two weeks later.

And I was talking to a different consultant and he was like, yeah, we're going to do quadruple therapy.

Like, we're going to try this.

This, you know, the Pembro is amazing.

It does amazing things.

It's immunotherapy.