Anyone from #Alberta?

[QuiltingGrandma]

Hi, my name is Donna and I’m new here. This is my first post. I was diagnosed with CLL in April, 2017, Stage 0, W &W. Anyone from #Alberta?

[MsLockYourPosts Passed Volunteer]

Welcome! Best I can do is I've visited Alberta. I'm in California. You might want to take a look at cllcanada.ca for information specific to Canada. Also, consider joining CLLPAG.ca / for things specific to Canada.Things are a little different there, as each province has different rules, unlike here in the States. You can't beat stage 0, watch and wait. Hopefully you will stay there for a very long time.

[Cllcanada Top Poster CURE Hero]

Welcome to the CLL community... 🇨🇦

~chris

[QuiltingGrandma in reply to Cllcanada]

Thanks Chris! I will have to check the site out!

[Hidden]

Welcome QuiltingGrandma....my granddaughters call me MountainGrandma

I moved back to Vancouver from Calgary in 2014. Spent 10 years in Edmonton and then 3 years in Calgary. I have a son who lives in Calgary. I don't miss the Alberta winters...

[QuiltingGrandma in reply to Hidden]

No, I don’t think I would either! They say to expect a cold one this winter.😩. How long have you had CLL? Stage? Any treatment?

[Canuck901]

Not Alberta but Winnipeg Manitoba here, representing my father who’s 86 on W&W stage 0-1

[QuiltingGrandma in reply to Canuck901]

That’s great that your Dad is still in the early stages! When was he diagnosed? Best of luck to him!

[Canuck901 in reply to QuiltingGrandma]

Diagnosed a year ago but probably had it for a few years before that , looks like it’s the kind that is slow progressing . We have been following Glen Sabins nutrition philosophy

[marcyh]

I have some contacts in Alberta and will send you a private message.

marcyh

[Benlewis]

Hi yes I live in Edmonton. I was diagnosed 3 years ago. Still in watch and wait.