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Leukemia

I may be in the wrong community. Is this community for leukemia?

Beth1982

•8 years ago

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This may help you

I was diagnosed in 2010, though blood tests show that WBC started to increase in 2007, following a car accident. Since diagnoses I changed my diet fairly...

I was diagnosed in 2010, though blood tests show that WBC started to increase in...

Mandy56

•8 years ago

38 Replies

Cll diagnosis

Hi Everyone, Dx in Jan.2016 . Wbc 21 has now gone to 25 and 31 as of June. What can I expect . Am starting to worry?

Hi Everyone, Dx in Jan.2016 . Wbc 21 has now gone to 25 and 31 as of June. What...

Hidden

•8 years ago

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Discouraged and confused!

Help me out?? Diag. in October 2015 with CLL. Had blood work on 6-2-16. at that time blood work highlights were WBC 19.2, RBC 4.22, HB 12.1, Platelets 244,...

Help me out?? Diag. in October 2015 with CLL. Had blood work on 6-2-16. at that...

lka2251

•8 years ago

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Feeling guilty

Does anyone else feel guilty on the odd occasion that they feel normal and happy? Whenever I start to feel happy it's as if my brain reminds me that I'm ill...

Does anyone else feel guilty on the odd occasion that they feel normal and happy...

Cindy1462

•8 years ago

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17 yrs w&w finally caught up with me

My somewhat odd combination,cll and essential thrombocytosis. We are treating the ET with oral chemo (Hydra),blood work needed every 2 wks for a while. I also...

My somewhat odd combination,cll and essential thrombocytosis. We are treating th...

kitcat49

•8 years ago

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Cognitive Alterations in a Growing Population of Cancer Survivors (Chemo brain and much more)

At last, recognition that there is a growing population suffering from permanent cognitive difficulties after cancer treatment... 'Given the trajectory of...

At last, recognition that there is a growing population suffering from permanent...

AussieNeil

Administrator•8 years ago

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How will CLL effect my recovery from removal of Ovarian Cyst.

Hi Following scan I have been diagoised with ovarian cyst. The consultant wants to remove it to have a better look. I wondered if anyone can advise how my CLL...

Hi Following scan I have been diagoised with ovarian cyst. The consultant wants ...

Paidraigin

•8 years ago

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CLL and Rubber Mulch and/or Artificial Turf

There have been some news reports about a potential association between Artificial Turf and Cancer - lymphoma and leukemia in particular. I put down a...

There have been some news reports about a potential association between Artifici...

Mrsminton

•8 years ago

6 Replies

Does getting sick progress our CLL?

I am fighting off a sinus infection and started wondering about whether getting infections cause a progression in our CLL? I am WW and this is my first real...

I am fighting off a sinus infection and started wondering about whether getting ...

meemsdream

•8 years ago

5 Replies

Interview with Dr. Kipps

Friends, Well, my bags should be packed because I am going to the European Hematology Association meeting in Copenhagen in a few hours, but they are not....

Friends, Well, my bags should be packed because I am going to the European Hemat...

bkoffman

CLL CURE Hero•8 years ago

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I wish I did not know......or am I wrong?

I am newly diagnosed. I have no symptoms, and the CLL was found by accident. I am on the watch and wait phase of this illness. The trouble is, the anxiety is...

I am newly diagnosed. I have no symptoms, and the CLL was found by accident. I a...

Thinkimjob

•8 years ago

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Frightened of having treatment when the time comes!!!

I am frightened of having treatment when the time comes. After reading all these posts their is not a lot of encouraging news of living like a normal person...

I am frightened of having treatment when the time comes. After reading all thes...

helenolton

•8 years ago

34 Replies

Greetings from the other side

AussieNeil very kindly suggested some people were concerenrned as to what had happened to me post transplant and asked that I post to reassure people that I am...

AussieNeil very kindly suggested some people were concerenrned as to what had ha...

zentangle

•8 years ago

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New to CLL and worried about upcoming holiday.

Hello! I have only just been diagnosed after a routine blood test. Apparently, things are very early and I just need to wait. I am terrified and really upset....

Hello! I have only just been diagnosed after a routine blood test. Apparently, t...

Thinkimjob

•8 years ago

18 Replies

To cheer you all up...

I was winging about my face to my son when we were out shopping. Lymph nodes large and sore etc when he led me by the hand, telling me he had the perfect...

I was winging about my face to my son when we were out shopping. Lymph nodes lar...

Bethan49

•8 years ago

8 Replies

Gout and CLL

Hi, I'm new to the group. I was diagnosed 15 years ago and so far no treatment - touch wood ! Just wondering if anyone is aware of any studies into the...

Hi, I'm new to the group. I was diagnosed 15 years ago and so far no treatment -...

komrush

•8 years ago

13 Replies

New to the group and New to CLL

Greetings everyone. Was diagnosed with CLL mid 2014. No treatment to date. I've made huge changes in my life to accommodate impending treatment - moving...

Greetings everyone. Was diagnosed with CLL mid 2014. No treatment to date. I'...

halfdiamond

•8 years ago

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Dr Susan O'Brien Sheds Light on Role of Next-Generation Agents in CLL

'The treatment paradigm for relapsed/refractory chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) is slowly expanding, with clinical trials starting and a new generation...

'The treatment paradigm for relapsed/refractory chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CL...

AussieNeil

Administrator•8 years ago

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Physical activity may lower risk of some cancers

'Being physically active during leisure time may lower a person’s risk of certain cancers, according to a new study. A high level of physical activity was...

'Being physically active during leisure time may lower a person’s risk of certai...

AussieNeil

Administrator•8 years ago

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TRIAL OR NOT TO TRIAL, THAT IS THE QUESTION?????

In my last post I mentioned that It looks likely that I will be starting treatment in June. IN the meanwhile, I have been in touch with the consultant who I...

In my last post I mentioned that It looks likely that I will be starting treatme...

Bethan49

•8 years ago

11 Replies

Severe pain so may have to stop Ibrutinib

Many thanks to all who responded to my query re Ibrutinib and Ibuprofen. In the end consultant said not a good idea. Im any case I am still suffering severe...

Many thanks to all who responded to my query re Ibrutinib and Ibuprofen. In the ...

romarin

•8 years ago

8 Replies

Posts - CLL Support | HealthUnlocked

CLL Support

All posts for June 2016

Leukemia

This may help you

Cll diagnosis

Discouraged and confused!

Feeling guilty

17 yrs w&w finally caught up with me

Cognitive Alterations in a Growing Population of Cancer Survivors (Chemo brain and much more)

How will CLL effect my recovery from removal of Ovarian Cyst.

CLL and Rubber Mulch and/or Artificial Turf

Does getting sick progress our CLL?

Interview with Dr. Kipps

I wish I did not know......or am I wrong?

Frightened of having treatment when the time comes!!!

Greetings from the other side

New to CLL and worried about upcoming holiday.

To cheer you all up...

Gout and CLL

New to the group and New to CLL

Dr Susan O'Brien Sheds Light on Role of Next-Generation Agents in CLL

Physical activity may lower risk of some cancers

TRIAL OR NOT TO TRIAL, THAT IS THE QUESTION?????

Severe pain so may have to stop Ibrutinib

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