He's senior for sure in age but not in real life (if that makes sense)- he's fully independent and full functioning. He has zero symptoms, even after the diagnosis. Had healthy weight gain, started chemo last week and things are going well. I saw him a few times to visit them and through zoom work calls and he does not look sick at all. I mean even the diagnosis was found by fluke-- a routine doctor's visit with no physical symptoms.

Reception from doctors: he is 83 in age but more along the lines of 63 in biologics and genetics. works out 4 times a week-- which is why the surgery was offered as a treatment option.

it's a bit wild seeing this person in real life because they don't present as someone sick at all. thank god, but I mean, im pretty stunned by it.

I also have to caveat that these charts are almost 2 months old. I joined consulting and I am working such aggressive hours that I didn't have time to look into them until now. they have been sitting with me though and I briefly skimmed them multiple times.

I can’t ask about death because it doesn’t feel right and his daughter has asked a number of questions about him already also.

I updated my analysis on chart 1 and 2. In going through my analysis in detail I don’t think chart 3 is valid and should be considered.