It is possible with a lot of care, for the plant to recover. It is more likely that it will keep struggling along, producing new leaves and tomatoes, but with you still having to remove leaves as they get affected.
But you can still get a lot of tomatoes from it, if you keep taking care of it. Many seasons in my humid climate, by the end of the season my tomato plants look like tomato trees with a canopy of leaves on top and a big long bare stem. But they still grow tomatoes!
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thanks rainbow. I will try to keep on top of it. now I wish they are bugs that I could get rid off...instead of fungus..-.-; I noticed that on top of the branches that I cut off, there are little branches coming out? I hope they come out to fill it back out. I am glad to hear that tomatoes still grow..hopefully I will see one soon:)