Steve Brown

It's a different, you know, I already know my diagnosis.

So, you know, there's a bunch of stuff that led up to getting the diagnosis.

I don't need that anymore.

But, you know, like, here's my treatment history and here's what my monitoring response is.

And is there anything...

If this stops working or whatever, is there anything else?

What are my other options?

That's a different kind of question.

Another one that people use it a lot for is clinical trials.

Help me understand what clinical trials I qualify for.

You could do a lot of... How do I make sure that I don't do something that messes up my qualification for this clinical trial?

Because a lot of the new stuff... I wouldn't have thought of that.

The cancer especially, because it's like...

It's like we're going to do this, and if it stops working, then we can do this.

And if it stops working, then we're going to do this.

And then, oh, after that, sorry, you're out of luck.

We don't have anything else to do.

But if you buy enough time, they'll invent something new to do.

But not doing something that screws up what your options are is pretty important.

And then also, the new stuff,