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Lab Visit
Hi all, For those of you who remember me say I was going to visit the Lab! I went this week - what a fantastic encouraging view I had on the research being done in the Southampton Research Department , work and research results which are shared backwards and forwards between Bournemouth, Canada, America
Hi all, For those of you who remember me say I was going to visit the Lab! I went this week - what a fantastic encouraging view I had on the research being done in the Southampton Research Department , work and research results which are shared backwards and forwards between Bournemouth, Canada, America
retired46
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CLL Support
5 years ago
AXSL MUTATION
Hi Folks, I keep up to speed with the Forum, I don't often post, when I do, I have always had kind informative replies... I joined you folk last year in March, after ET Diagnosis.. Little did I know by May 18th, I would be diagnosed with MF Intermediate 1. After BMB which I'm so glad I had it, at least
Hi Folks, I keep up to speed with the Forum, I don't often post, when I do, I have always had kind informative replies... I joined you folk last year in March, after ET Diagnosis.. Little did I know by May 18th, I would be diagnosed with MF Intermediate 1. After BMB which I'm so glad I had it, at least
pontygirl
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
Recent diagnosis
Last November I was diagnosed with T cell large granulocytic leukaemia which was a bit of a shock as I have no real symptoms, perhaps I'm a bit tired but who, at 68 yrs, isn't. Anyway I'm on watch and wait which is good. Has anyone else got this? How are you? Can you tell me about your experience
Last November I was diagnosed with T cell large granulocytic leukaemia which was a bit of a shock as I have no real symptoms, perhaps I'm a bit tired but who, at 68 yrs, isn't. Anyway I'm on watch and wait which is good. Has anyone else got this? How are you? Can you tell me about your experience
GrannyTWest
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5 years ago
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Hi All, Thought it was about time I wrote with an update. Last year I wrote a few posts about my first transplant (MUD) to treat myelofibrosis. It failed to engraft so attempted a second transplant (HAPLO). Pleased to report that on Day 120 I am feeling good in myself and relatively healthy despite having
Hi All, Thought it was about time I wrote with an update. Last year I wrote a few posts about my first transplant (MUD) to treat myelofibrosis. It failed to engraft so attempted a second transplant (HAPLO). Pleased to report that on Day 120 I am feeling good in myself and relatively healthy despite having
Simon96
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
Another possible MF ‘cure’ but very early stage....
https://www.apnews.com/Business%20Wire/569c6623ad784538ba40be42a99f087a “This clinical trial will evaluate the ability of AVID200 to achieve the disease-modifying outcomes of reversing bone marrow fibrosis and restoring normal hematopoiesis. Preclinical data demonstrate that selective neutralization
https://www.apnews.com/Business%20Wire/569c6623ad784538ba40be42a99f087a “This clinical trial will evaluate the ability of AVID200 to achieve the disease-modifying outcomes of reversing bone marrow fibrosis and restoring normal hematopoiesis. Preclinical data demonstrate that selective neutralization
Paul123456
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
Haemo appointment
Haematology appointment this morning 🤔 first one since I stopped all the HU and Ruxolitinib. Interesting to see what my bloods are today. My platelets had previously come down to 540 so time will tell........ I get so nervous on appointment days - like a cat on a hot tin roof
Haematology appointment this morning 🤔 first one since I stopped all the HU and Ruxolitinib. Interesting to see what my bloods are today. My platelets had previously come down to 540 so time will tell........ I get so nervous on appointment days - like a cat on a hot tin roof
Graham7694
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
Low RDW-CV
Hi everyone! Got my CBC result yesterday with the following results: WBC Count- 8400 RBC Count- 3.91 Hemoglobin- 13.4 Hematocrit- 40.3 Platelet Count- H 469000 MCV- H 103.0 MCH- H 34.3 MCHC- 33.2 RDW-CV- L 10.7 Neutrophils- 51.4 Lymphocytes- 39.7 Monocytes- 7.3 Eosinophils- L 1.6 Basophils- 0.0 I'm disturbed
Hi everyone! Got my CBC result yesterday with the following results: WBC Count- 8400 RBC Count- 3.91 Hemoglobin- 13.4 Hematocrit- 40.3 Platelet Count- H 469000 MCV- H 103.0 MCH- H 34.3 MCHC- 33.2 RDW-CV- L 10.7 Neutrophils- 51.4 Lymphocytes- 39.7 Monocytes- 7.3 Eosinophils- L 1.6 Basophils- 0.0 I'm disturbed
Yona
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
What does a normal karyotype means in ET?
I have my BMB results and my heamatologist told me that i have normal karyotype, and no fibrosis. I have mild ET and she didnt mentioned anything about mutations. All this was short conversation from the telephone,just to let me know the results,cause she knew i was very stressed about it. I will meet
I have my BMB results and my heamatologist told me that i have normal karyotype, and no fibrosis. I have mild ET and she didnt mentioned anything about mutations. All this was short conversation from the telephone,just to let me know the results,cause she knew i was very stressed about it. I will meet
Aneliv9
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
Update on Possible Richter Transformation
At the recommendation of one our members I called UPENN and asked to speak with a covering hematologist. I received a call fairly quickly, explained the situation and the physician was able to get into my patient portal, read the report and compare it to my 2011node biopsy. He does not think it’s Richters
At the recommendation of one our members I called UPENN and asked to speak with a covering hematologist. I received a call fairly quickly, explained the situation and the physician was able to get into my patient portal, read the report and compare it to my 2011node biopsy. He does not think it’s Richters
ReneeSusan
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CLL Support
5 years ago
CLL and sugar
I have had CLL ten years. After eating more food with sugar than usual during holidays, night sweats were horrible. After completely cutting refined sugar from my diet, the sweats have stopped completely.
I have had CLL ten years. After eating more food with sugar than usual during holidays, night sweats were horrible. After completely cutting refined sugar from my diet, the sweats have stopped completely.
Lthgj
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CLL Support
5 years ago
CLL Remission
I have been in remission for just over 5 years since finishing treatment in 2014 of FCR. Lately my lymphocytes and WBC are going up double in about 2-3 months so my Hemotologist had me do blood work for possible relapse . So now I wonder what the results will show . These test like molecular take long
I have been in remission for just over 5 years since finishing treatment in 2014 of FCR. Lately my lymphocytes and WBC are going up double in about 2-3 months so my Hemotologist had me do blood work for possible relapse . So now I wonder what the results will show . These test like molecular take long
Kmegood
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CLL Support
5 years ago
Are you 11qATM CLL too ? what treatment works best? Please reply ASAP
My wife who loves me put me on this site to get details from others suffering from CLL. One week diagnosed i have an 11qATM deletion heterozygote and a absolute monoclonal lymoh count of 12,000. My reds and platelets good . No splenomegaly but nodes “waxing and waning” all over. Plus a rash to pollen
My wife who loves me put me on this site to get details from others suffering from CLL. One week diagnosed i have an 11qATM deletion heterozygote and a absolute monoclonal lymoh count of 12,000. My reds and platelets good . No splenomegaly but nodes “waxing and waning” all over. Plus a rash to pollen
LovecuresCLL
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CLL Support
5 years ago
New test for mutations to calculate the profession of MF
Hi good folks, Hope you all are going OK. Last time I was speaking to my Hemo he told me that a test will be available in about 12 months that will identify all a MF patients mutations and will assist in predicting the progression of the illness. He said it should allow for him to predict how the illness
Hi good folks, Hope you all are going OK. Last time I was speaking to my Hemo he told me that a test will be available in about 12 months that will identify all a MF patients mutations and will assist in predicting the progression of the illness. He said it should allow for him to predict how the illness
Hidden
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
IGVH Hypermutation test.
I went to a CLL specialist and they did IGVH testing. An email informed that I had a new test before the doctor actually called me. I think it is saying that I am not hyper mutated. It reads like this: "IGVH analysis by sequencing demonstrates a clonal but functionally unproductive rearrangement.
I went to a CLL specialist and they did IGVH testing. An email informed that I had a new test before the doctor actually called me. I think it is saying that I am not hyper mutated. It reads like this: "IGVH analysis by sequencing demonstrates a clonal but functionally unproductive rearrangement.
Camaroman
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CLL Support
5 years ago
Nplate clots
Jazzbo77 I was wondering how many Itp suffers took Nplate but developed blood clots at 55-75k platelets? I did in Oct-Dec 2014 and the more shots I took the more the clots spread until my Dr stopped the Nplate. I found 4 others that had the same thing on Nplate and one on promacta. The Drs stopped each
Jazzbo77 I was wondering how many Itp suffers took Nplate but developed blood clots at 55-75k platelets? I did in Oct-Dec 2014 and the more shots I took the more the clots spread until my Dr stopped the Nplate. I found 4 others that had the same thing on Nplate and one on promacta. The Drs stopped each
Jazzbo77
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ITP Support Association
5 years ago
Just diagnosed with Essential Thrombocythemia
Hi everyone, I'm new here. I cannot tell you how happy I am that I found this site and how much reading all of your responses to others have helped me to remain calm. I was told today that I am being referred to a hematologist and that I have Essential Thrombocythemia. I'm so anxious and afraid of
Hi everyone, I'm new here. I cannot tell you how happy I am that I found this site and how much reading all of your responses to others have helped me to remain calm. I was told today that I am being referred to a hematologist and that I have Essential Thrombocythemia. I'm so anxious and afraid of
Beachchik
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
Hairy Cell Leukaemia
Hi. I was diagnosed with hairy cell leukaemia in may 2018. I was treated with cladribine. I gained partial remission in December 2018. After a bone marrow biopsy in March 2019 my leukaemia is growing again and I need further treatment. I’m would like to talk to anyone who is having a similar journey
Hi. I was diagnosed with hairy cell leukaemia in may 2018. I was treated with cladribine. I gained partial remission in December 2018. After a bone marrow biopsy in March 2019 my leukaemia is growing again and I need further treatment. I’m would like to talk to anyone who is having a similar journey
Sajsingers
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Leukaemia CARE
5 years ago
Question about PMF
Hi there. I want to know that can someone with a blood picture like that of polycythemia vera have Primary Myelofibrosis. I know that PV may transform into Myelofibrosis over a long period but can it be PMF with high rbc count and hemoglobin initially. My Jak2 V16f is negative with normal EPO.
Hi there. I want to know that can someone with a blood picture like that of polycythemia vera have Primary Myelofibrosis. I know that PV may transform into Myelofibrosis over a long period but can it be PMF with high rbc count and hemoglobin initially. My Jak2 V16f is negative with normal EPO.
avdheshmzn
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
Expert Access Program at the CLL Society
The CLL Society is expanding our Expert Access program in 2019. Inclusion criteria are simple: a USA address, a diagnosis of CLL, and you are not currently seeing a top CLL doctor. That's it. It provides a free consult with a true CLL expert after getting and reviewing medical records from your local
The CLL Society is expanding our Expert Access program in 2019. Inclusion criteria are simple: a USA address, a diagnosis of CLL, and you are not currently seeing a top CLL doctor. That's it. It provides a free consult with a true CLL expert after getting and reviewing medical records from your local
bkoffman
CLL CURE Hero
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CLL Support
5 years ago
CAR T versus Stem Cell transplant for Richter's
Has anyone used CAR T or stem cell transplant for advanced CLL or Richter's?
Has anyone used CAR T or stem cell transplant for advanced CLL or Richter's?
profrich
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CLL Support
5 years ago
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