My good news and more research news from EHA and iwCLL

[bkoffman]

It’s not just our CLL that determines how well we do. It is also what other illness we have. At EHA 2019, Dr. Danilov discusses his findings related to our co-morbidities: cllsociety.org/2019/11/eha-...

The phase III Alliance A041202 collaborative multi-centered trial demonstrated once and for all the superiority of ibrutinib versus Bendamustine/Rituximab (BR) when used frontline in older CLL patients. Dr. Brander from Duke fills in more details at iwCLL 2019 in Scotland: cllsociety.org/2020/01/iwcl...

I update my CLL journey with good news on my scans and blood test, my plans and the loss of a famous friend: cllsociety.org/2020/01/all-....

Stay strong. We are all in this together.

Hope to see some of you at City of Hope tomorrow morning at the CLL Society's educational forum. You can just show up and register there.

Stay strong. We are all in this together

Brian

CMO and EVP, CLLSociety.org

[Wroxham]

Interesting discussion. Thank you.

Sue

[Red49]

Great news on your journey Brian. Good luck on your upcoming BMB.

[cllady01 Former Volunteer]

Thank you for your detailed and honest reporting of your status. It is a walk in a space few have gone, and it is a journey that will benefit many.

[sandpiper11]

You and the cllsociety are the best .Thank You

[Smakwater]

I like Ram Doss's analogy of not wearing white robes, because, if you wear them while you work, they show to much product.

It is inspiring that you could be blessed with the presence of people like Ram Doss, and your friend Cheri Rineker.

It is good to read that you are too are benefitting some aside the work that you do in the interest of others.

You are inspiring to us Dr. Brian.

As you say, "Stay Strong".

JM

[AllanJardin]

Thanks for sharing relevant information as usual Dr Brian. Wish you good lucky with the BMB new test.