So they treated that with radiation therapy from time to time and various radioactive medications and other chemicals. We went from one to the other. The therapy was Novantrone, which was not approved for prostate cancer at that time, and I was on an experimental program with this oncologist. He at that time came to it because of the work that they were doing with breast cancer with Novantrone, or experimenting with it. In my case, within 48 hours after I had my first treatment, I was absolutely free of pain.
Nothing's for nothing.
Chemotherapy by definition will tell you you're going to have problems in terms of reaction to the medication, and I do under normal circumstances. And then unfortunately, there's other things that come into your life such as my condition at the moment. I've barely been out of the house. I had a blood transfusion today, which by the way is not unusual with the Novantrone in any case because in the process, as I understand it by the way because I'm not a professional, but as I understand it, the Novantrone is killing blood cells and in the process, it's killing cancer cells. And in the process, it's getting rid of pain, but also in the same process, it's killing perfectly good cells.