11/07/2025
📣Update from Houston🎗️
After meeting with his doctor, Justin has decided to switch to a new medication in hopes of reducing the ongoing side effects from his current one. His doctor is very positive about the new treatment and does not anticipate any issues with the transition.
Justin and Kelley will return to Houston for follow-up testing about three months after he begins the new medication, which should be soon.
The latest scan results continue to show encouraging progress, many areas have decreased in activity, and some were not even mentioned in the new report meaning the person reading the scan didn’t see activity.
Two spots showed a slight increase, but doctors believe this is related to inflammation from Justin’s existing shoulder injury and also discovered that the current rib pain he’s been having for a couple months is because he has a fractured rib, the same one that had previously received radiation. So, they scheduled him for an infusion today before they left in hopes to strengthen his bones.
They are currently on the airplane heading back home. Kelley is very impatient as Meg and Andrew had their baby!!! Welcome to the world, Grant McLeod Keller.
🫁 Primary Lung Tumor (Left Lower Lobe)
• January: 4.5 cm | SUV 10.0
• April: 2.5 cm | SUV 2.4
• July: 2.3 cm | SUV 1.7
• November: 2.2 cm | SUV 1.4 ⬇️
🦠 Right Subpectoral / Axillary Lymph Nodes
• January: Not mentioned
• April: SUV 2.4
• July: SUV 2.8
• November: SUV 3.8–4.6 ⬆️ (Mild increase; possibly inflammatory, related to right shoulder injury)
🦠 Left Subpectoral Lymph Node
• January: Not mentioned
• April: Not mentioned
• July: SUV 2.1
• November: Not mentioned
🦠 Right Paratracheal Lymph Node
• January: 3.2 cm | SUV 13.1
• April: 1.3 cm | SUV 2.4
• July: Not mentioned
• November: Not mentioned
🦠 Preaortic Lymph Node
• January: 2.5 cm | SUV 11.5
• April: 1.2 cm | SUV 1.1
• July: Not mentioned
• November: Not mentioned
🦠 Left Supraclavicular Lymph Node
• January: 1.5 cm | SUV 10.5
• April: 5 mm | SUV
