Hi 10%jump,I fully understand what is going through your mind....

Hi 10%jump,
I fully understand what is going through your mind. My wife was also diagnosed with terminal cancer 12 months ago and after 2 rounds of Chemo, which failed, was sent home to " get her affairs in order" . "Nothing more we can do"."4 to 8 weeks" Miraculously she is still surviving with a 70% reduction in tumour on no formal treatment. We count each day as a blessing.
I cant say that I invested in Imugene because of this but I certainly became more interested in Oncology biotechs.
Your investment was an emotional one and I would suggest that you think about not making another one to exit based soley on emotion.
I made a substantial investment of "my kids inheritance" in IMU but based on the science and a deal of research. Timing wasnt great and "they" are currently down 50 % .....but we've been here before.
My goal is to pass on to my kids a substantial multiple of what they might have received because I believe thru my research, that this is what IMU will bring with their "science"
You need to do your own research . But consider what goal, you might personally have, to create a legacy to honour your wifes life.
You may also support the "science " to bring an answer to others in our situation.

Decisions made in haste based soley on emotion are often not the best.

Not investment or other advice...just life experience. DYOR