Sorry if this is a stupid question. We are told CLL is incurable. Just saw something saying there was good progression Free Survival 3 years after venetoclax and obinutuzimab. So does this mean that basically the disease has been knocked out and can't be seen 3 years later? How many years do you need progression Free to survival to say you've been cured - if you have treatment at 20 and still no sign at 70, is that still progression Free Survival or a cure? Or is 10 years a cure?! 20?! If not then my aim is 100 years progression Free Survival which should take me to 153.......
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See my recent reference to an article exploring why doctors are reluctant to talk about cancer cures:
healthunlocked.com/cllsuppo...
Why do they hesitate to talk about a cure? I always wonder this. My doctor mention to me that she'll be out of a job. I thought to myself... "then get another job".🤭
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