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MemberFirst of all, I’m very perturbed about the use of the word “progressive “.
Myasthenia is not a progressive illness but rather a fluctuating one. It concerns me that this word was used. Because it’s not progressive, one has great hope that the new treatments and medications will make living a life without symptoms possible. I’m in a holding pattern waiting for Kyverna’s recruitment of patients for a Phase 2 clinical trial for Car T cell therapy. It’s cutting edge and can certainly help patients like myself who have refectory gMG.