Good News

[dandelup]

I have had the results of my bone marrow biopsy this week and my six months of FCR chemo have done the trick, I am now clear of any signs of cll cancer cells. This obviously is a great relief and although fatigue is still part of my life I am hoping for many years of being cancer free. I wish every single one of you the same outcome from your treatment .

[Chrissanna]

Wish you all the best and long, long remission.

[Cammie]

Great News! Well done!

Just a reminder that with FCR Rituximab can continue to be present in your system for up to 12 months and some do see late onset nuetropenia.

Just a friendly reminder that you should continue to be watchful.

However, great news you have joined the remission club enjoy!

[stunned]

Good news indeed, congratulations and may you have a very long remission. It's nice to hear some good news and some positive results from treatment.

As someone who is just about to start treatment, this kind of post lifts my spirits and gives me hope, so thank you.

Anne

[dandelup in reply to stunned]

Good luck, hope your treatment goes as well as mine has, it’s not the easiest of journeys but it is a journey worth taking, if you need any additional support along the way drop me a line.

[stunned in reply to dandelup]

You are very kind, thank you.

[Puckie]

That’s so fantastic! I’ve got 2 more treatments to go. Then I’ll be just like you 🤞🏼

[GMa27]

Yay!! I am 9 months post FCR and doing great! My chemo experience was uneventful and done in 3. My WBC hovers around 3.5. So far doing great. Got thru cold/flu season. Traveled by plane for the first time last week. My choice to hold off.

Keep celebrating!! 💕

[Fran57]

Wishing you a long remission- such good news .

Fran 😉

[Panz]

Thank you for sharing you good news with all of us....his is what we all work to attain.....you just enjoy and please don’t be a stranger...you remain one of us!

🙏😍💕☘️