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Single Patient Expanded Use 2020

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Veteran Don Sladek in a hospital infusion chair with Dr. Yvette Bordelon on the back right.  Two other employees are standing behind Don wearing blue face masks.

October 8, 2020 - After ten months without Gosuranemab, Don's infusions were resumed.  I've said a million times that I do not want to be on this Corticobasal Syndrome journey, but if we have to be on it, there is no one I trust more than Dr. Yvette Bordelon.  

 

Don is a man of great faith and has a positive attitude.  He was hopeful the medication would work again.  On the other hand, I was worried he had gone too long without the medication.  I was anxious beyond belief, but Don wanted to go to Minnesota and spend time with his male relatives at their cabin in the northern woods.  We had no expectations of a quick improvement.

Vietnam Era Veteran Don Sladek with his granddaughter, Cadet Corps Company Commander Gracie Sladek at the Bakersfield National Cemetery. with the Wreathes Across America

Don with his granddaughter, Gracie, at the Bakersfield National Cemetery for Wreathes Across America, December 2022

Veterans have a long history on the battlefield with the Soldier's Code,

"Until they are home,

 NO MAN LEFT BEHIND."

Biogen's Gosuranemabe, with a comprehensive care plan, is the best current option for Corticobasal Syndrome and potentially other neurodegenerative disorders.

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