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Kind: captions Language: en Dimas Padilla: Everything started in July 2011. I was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma and I was in stage four when they found out. I started getting a lot of tumors around my neck to the point that it pressed my vocal cords. I lost my voice. They told me Dimas, I don’t have good news. The chemo is no longer, is not working. Your tumors are keep growing so at this point pretty much there’s not much we can do. Frederick Locke: These patients are without other hope. Their life expectancy is, is a matter of months. When I first saw Dimas his lymph nodes were growing rapidly despite all the available standard treatment options. So yeah, he was in bad shape. The “CAR” is simply a GPS navigation on the front of that T-cell so it knows where to go and to get to its target. So a 100-kilogram man would get 200 million CAR T-cells. Padilla: Think about like an army of soldiers. And once they see or they feel the cancer cells, they destroy it. But what happen is in your blood, so then you get toxicity…and because it stays in your blood that’s why out get those high fevers. I’m talking about 104, 105 degrees. There is this phrase that I always keep in my mind which is never broken because I didn’t want the cancer to break me.
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