Hello all. I’m asking this on behalf of my mum. She has Alzheimer’s and around 10 years ago she was diagnosed with CLL, up till now she hasn’t had to have any treatment for her CLL. We are in the U.K. We are being told that if you fall under the very vulnerable group you must stay in isolation for 12 weeks. Mum hasn’t had a letter yet but do patients with CLL fall under this category?
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Most definitely rustydog, people living with any type of blood cancer, whether having active treatment or not must isolate, mum has other challenges and managing isolation will be more challenging please you can contact our nurse helpline and advocacy team below for more information.
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UK - Self-isolation/shielding for people with blood cancers – FAQs
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