Jun. 20 at 3:27 AM
$TGTX from article on azer-cell trial - one patient
On day 90, she also went through her initial baseline tests and had a lumbar puncture.“I improved on all of the tests,” she says. “My baseline 25-foot timed walk test was 17. After day 90, it was 7.2. A normal person is 3 or less.”In the months since then, Janisch-Hanzlik has noticed other improvements as well.“I wear glasses for double vision, and one day I realized it was gone. My urinating hesitancy slowly went away. My gait is so much better that I don’t use a cane in the house. And I went from taking at least a three-hour nap a day to not taking a nap at all,” she says.“When I go into my doctor’s office, they’re so impressed — they can really notice quite an improvement just by talking to me, watching me walk in, without doing any tests. My physical therapist is so amazed by the improvements.”As part of the clinical trial,“We have no idea what will happen in two years, but I feel like I’m improving every day,” she says.
