How can I survive uveal melanoma beyond life expectancy statistics?

I was diagnosed with Uveal Melanoma in 2017 in my left eye. I had plaque radiation therapy, and was able to keep my eye and some semblance of vision. I was told that the tumor was class 1A with the least possible chance of the cancer spreading. I kept up with my quarterly CT’s and ultrasounds. In August 2021, I was told the cancer had spread to my liver. I met with the local oncologist immediately and was given the life expectancy statistics that no one ever wants to hear. There were not very many options for treatment back then, I traveled to Iowa for a clinical trial of Tebentafusp and Nivolumab until it became available in my city. Once tumors started to grow, I was back to Iowa in January 2023 for another trial. After nine months, it was determined that it was not working, so I ended up back home with a new oncologist. Since then, I have been receiving immunoembolizations every month which, for the most part have kept things stable. I do have a couple of lesions in my lungs, which haven’t grown, and a new bugger in my spine, which we will radiate. I guess my point is that I have far outlived any stupid life expectancy statistics, and it seems as if there are new treatments available to us all the time! Hang in there my people.