Project Purple Podcast Episode 220 - Surviving with Robert Duran

This week, we spoke with 4x pancreatic cancer survivor Robert Duran. As a cyclist and advocate, Robert is an inspiration to many as he has been battling since his initial diagnosis back in 2014.
Robert is currently participating in a CAR T-Cell immunotherapy trial to treat his stage 4 PC. After having lived with chemotherapy for approximately 8 years, Robert has decided to try this clinical treatment to hopefully aid in his own recovery while also hoping to contribute to the study of immunotherapy for everyone.
In this episode, we discuss this treatment method while Robert also shares his thoughts on the power of sharing survivor stories as well as his advice for survivors and caregivers.
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[@lucierobinson7347]

Thank you for sharing. I look forward to your videos. Great job!!

[@samperren3111]

Thanks for sharing your story Robert, you’re a beast! 💪

[@LourdesTuers]

Listening to your story it helps us to remain hopeful, positive, and to keep fighting. Thank you for sharing.

[@JuanDiazSilvermyst]

Wow....that murder cancer just keeps coming back....

[@bluesmoke8826]

Smart people survive this kind of ordeal. This guy is active and does his due diligence. Can't kill these kinds of people.

[@myheartisinjapan3184]

He wound up passing since.

[@bluesmoke8826]

​@@myheartisinjapan3184 Geesh man

[@myheartisinjapan3184]

@@bluesmoke8826 yeah I think it was April of 2023. Heartbreaking. What an incredible force of life that guy was.

[@bluesmoke8826]

😮​@@myheartisinjapan3184 Seems like he had it figured out to the science with his own specific body/condition. Wonder where did it go wrong