Sutent acquired. Looks like it is usually called Sunitinib. It's rare: the pharmacist knew nothing about it and had no advice except to read the pamphlet. It's expensive: over $5000 for a month's worth but I have insurance.
There was a long list of nasty side effects, starting with nausea and ending with the lawyerly "This document does not contain all possible interactions", which I read as Wealth protecting Wealth.
No matter: down the hatch. Except for a little heart burn, a slightly elevated pulse, I have no adverse reaction.
Today's reading: Siddhartha Mukherjee's The Emperor of all Maladies, a history of cancer and cancer research. We are fortunate to be here today; we will be fortunate to be here tomorrow.
