I’m doing the worlds greatest shave here in Australia for my husband and all you CLLers. The generosity of people- especially in light of the drought and bushfire appeals - is astounding. $4,000 in 2 weeks. The Leukaemia Foundation is aiming for zero deaths from blood cancer by 2035. It sure feels achievable with all these new treatments. My husband is still in deep remission on I & V captivate trial 2 and a half years in. My thoughts and best wishes to you all. Just thought I’d share as the generosity means so much to both of us and is very uplifting. Have a super day.
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Well done catnapcrew, that sounds like quite an achievement! 👏👏
Wishing both you and your husband all the very best from here in the UK, in what must be a very difficult time in Australia right now.
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