We have finally found out that "Yes" - Ray does have the Wild Gene (are any of us surprised?) that is required for him to go on the clinical trial at the Western General.
Ray has an appointment next Monday (29th Nov) to sign paperwork and have some base-line tests done.
The drug is delivered by injection - either once a week or fortnightly and hopefully we'll find that out next Monday as well.
How are we feeling? Relieved - it's been a bit like waiting to find out whether you passed or failed your exam.

Love to you all
Marg, Ray, Tahnee, Marli.

Still waiting for results to come back - from Antwerp in Belgium! - before we know whether Ray will be eligible for the clinical trial at Western General. Hopefully we will know by late November. In the meantime ....
Ray is off on his annual men's group weekend away - camping on Gunbower Island, just north of Echuca.
Tahnee was nominated to compete in the secondary college's Musician of the Year event which she found a daunting experience up against year 11 and 12 students.
Marli continues to be entrepeneurial with her Saturday morning market stall.
I am getting regular work at the local hospital on their casual bank as a ward clerk and admin assistant.
Hoping you are all in good health and spirits and enjoying the beautiful Spring weather when we have it.
Love Marg