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All good things must come to an end
I just had my 3 month checkup and it looks like my Ibrutinib is starting to stop keeping my counts in check. They have not gone crazy but have been slowing rising this past year and actually doubled over a 6 month period. My Doctor thinks it's probably good to look at another treatment while I am still
I just had my 3 month checkup and it looks like my Ibrutinib is starting to stop keeping my counts in check. They have not gone crazy but have been slowing rising this past year and actually doubled over a 6 month period. My Doctor thinks it's probably good to look at another treatment while I am still
rcusher
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2 years ago
Another 6 month checkup done
Hi all. I just thought I would share my good news. After the last 6 months of having a tooth removal, a root canal, 7 crowns and a bridge all under a general anesthetic and finally getting to go on our postponed dive holiday to South East Sulawesi Indonesia from 2020, it was more good vibes with all
Hi all. I just thought I would share my good news. After the last 6 months of having a tooth removal, a root canal, 7 crowns and a bridge all under a general anesthetic and finally getting to go on our postponed dive holiday to South East Sulawesi Indonesia from 2020, it was more good vibes with all
Dragonspen
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CLL Support
2 years ago
Vitamin K2 for bones - how much, how frequent?
Hi, I have random question for anyone on here who is taking Vitamin K2 to support their calcium/magnesium/D3 intake for bones compromised by coeliac and/or allergic or intolerant to dairy. I do take a dropper type of K2 (oil based) which is pricey, and looking at cheaper brands that are pill based (basic
Hi, I have random question for anyone on here who is taking Vitamin K2 to support their calcium/magnesium/D3 intake for bones compromised by coeliac and/or allergic or intolerant to dairy. I do take a dropper type of K2 (oil based) which is pricey, and looking at cheaper brands that are pill based (basic
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Doctor cannot fully diagnose without bone marrow biopsy and PET scan?
The overall immunophenotype is compatible with chronic
lymphocytic
leukemia/
small
lymphocytic
lymphoma
, although not entirely specific. The number of these cells based on the concurrent CBC is 1.9 k/uL, less than the 5.0 k/uL generally required for a diagnosis of chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
The overall immunophenotype is compatible with chronic
lymphocytic
leukemia/
small
lymphocytic
lymphoma
, although not entirely specific. The number of these cells based on the concurrent CBC is 1.9 k/uL, less than the 5.0 k/uL generally required for a diagnosis of chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
SunCalifornia
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2 years ago
Navigating the Hidden Costs of Clinical Trials on Patient Power
Navigating the Hidden Costs of Clinical Trials https://www.patientpower.info/navigating-the-hidden-costs-of-clinical-trials Nearly two years ago, Brad Adams’ doctor presented him with a few options to treat his chronic lymphocytic leukemia after it returned. Adams could continue taking an oral treatment
Navigating the Hidden Costs of Clinical Trials https://www.patientpower.info/navigating-the-hidden-costs-of-clinical-trials Nearly two years ago, Brad Adams’ doctor presented him with a few options to treat his chronic lymphocytic leukemia after it returned. Adams could continue taking an oral treatment
lankisterguy
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2 years ago
Half (3 areas) of my cancer cells are gone!!!!
Hello! I want to share some good news. I am on Watch and Wait. I only do non traditional practices like eating cactus, ginger, tumeric, green drinks (celery, kale, cucumbers, cactus, sometimes with fruits , etc. If you read my post, I have tried CBD, Inositol, I PRAY A Lot. I was diagnosed in 2017
Hello! I want to share some good news. I am on Watch and Wait. I only do non traditional practices like eating cactus, ginger, tumeric, green drinks (celery, kale, cucumbers, cactus, sometimes with fruits , etc. If you read my post, I have tried CBD, Inositol, I PRAY A Lot. I was diagnosed in 2017
BLP1211
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Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma Friends
2 years ago
CLL Society’s COVID-19 Update for the Week of November 7th, 2022
However, we are still very much in a pandemic and those who are immunocompromised, including all of those with chronic
lymphocytic
leukemia/
small
lymphocytic
lymphoma
(CLL/SLL) regardless of their treatment status, must remain diligent.
However, we are still very much in a pandemic and those who are immunocompromised, including all of those with chronic
lymphocytic
leukemia/
small
lymphocytic
lymphoma
(CLL/SLL) regardless of their treatment status, must remain diligent.
lankisterguy
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2 years ago
Had a blood test at GP's, not for CLL
I was called to my GP's for a blood test related to my new heart medication. I also had an Echocardigram and a 24 hour monitoring tape. Surprise, surprise no one seems to know where they have sent the results. I have telephoned every department I can think of but no one admits to knowing anything!!
I was called to my GP's for a blood test related to my new heart medication. I also had an Echocardigram and a 24 hour monitoring tape. Surprise, surprise no one seems to know where they have sent the results. I have telephoned every department I can think of but no one admits to knowing anything!!
kitchengardener2
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2 years ago
Does Covid boost ALS?
I'm W&W for 2 years. Abs lymphs (ALS) were 82K in July. Got 1st Evusheld 8/23. Got Covid 8/31 and started Paxlovid same day. 5 days later, 9/5, felt great then went on a vigorous 31 miles bike ride (probably too soon for such exercise). Then rebound on 9/12 with positive home test. Never got fever but
I'm W&W for 2 years. Abs lymphs (ALS) were 82K in July. Got 1st Evusheld 8/23. Got Covid 8/31 and started Paxlovid same day. 5 days later, 9/5, felt great then went on a vigorous 31 miles bike ride (probably too soon for such exercise). Then rebound on 9/12 with positive home test. Never got fever but
JDG45
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2 years ago
Husband's Ventoclax Ramp Up Goes Smoothly!
Here in California, the temperature reached 120 degrees on the first day of my husband's Ventoclax Ramp Up. Our power went out, and without AC, it was definitely a day to remember! On the positive side, he followed his specialist's instructions, labs followed by ventoclax medication, followed by more
Here in California, the temperature reached 120 degrees on the first day of my husband's Ventoclax Ramp Up. Our power went out, and without AC, it was definitely a day to remember! On the positive side, he followed his specialist's instructions, labs followed by ventoclax medication, followed by more
lisakc1
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2 years ago
Dietary factors and risk of chronic lymphocytic leukemia and small lymphocytic lymphoma
I'm posting this in a separate thread for more people to see. The publication is freely accessible and covers a large array of people. I will not participate in a discussion (I do not have the strength). This is for information only and because I have quoted it several times and I promised to share
I'm posting this in a separate thread for more people to see. The publication is freely accessible and covers a large array of people. I will not participate in a discussion (I do not have the strength). This is for information only and because I have quoted it several times and I promised to share
Yalokin
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CLL Support
2 years ago
Son in Canada looks to Germany for treatment
Our 56 year old son started with colon cancer, which progressed to lung cancer and now a tumor has been discovered by his sciatica nerve. He has been continually been sent for more radiation treatments that don't seem to be working. He has heard of a doctor in Germany who uses different techniques
Our 56 year old son started with colon cancer, which progressed to lung cancer and now a tumor has been discovered by his sciatica nerve. He has been continually been sent for more radiation treatments that don't seem to be working. He has heard of a doctor in Germany who uses different techniques
CCgroup
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CLL Support
2 years ago
Good News Train
Hello CLLers Due to my very aggressive ALC doubling every 3 months and massive abdominal lymph nodes, my H/O thought I might have large cell lymphoma on top of my relapsing CLL. I was scheduled for abdominal lymph node biopsy on Sept 7th, but as luck would have, it saw my CLL Specialist on August 24th
Hello CLLers Due to my very aggressive ALC doubling every 3 months and massive abdominal lymph nodes, my H/O thought I might have large cell lymphoma on top of my relapsing CLL. I was scheduled for abdominal lymph node biopsy on Sept 7th, but as luck would have, it saw my CLL Specialist on August 24th
Big_Dee
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CLL Support
2 years ago
trisomy 12 dx with cll
cll and trisomy 12. Any information will help alleviate fears
cll and trisomy 12. Any information will help alleviate fears
Pokerplayer1
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CLL Support
2 years ago
Optimal Treatment Combinations in the Management of CLL/SLL Jeff Sharman, MD Provided by Clinical Care Options, LLC
-
Overview
Treatment choices in chronic
lymphocytic
leukemia (CLL)/
small
lymphocytic
lymphoma
(SLL) have rapidly expanded in the past decade.
-
Overview
Treatment choices in chronic
lymphocytic
leukemia (CLL)/
small
lymphocytic
lymphoma
(SLL) have rapidly expanded in the past decade.
lankisterguy
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2 years ago
Optimizing Treatment of Patients With Relapsed or Refractory Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia/Small Lymphocytic Lymphoma
This is a short paper setting out the non trial option for patients needing treatment after a targeted therapy https://jnccn.org/view/journals/jnccn/20/5.5/article-p581.xml Jackie
This is a short paper setting out the non trial option for patients needing treatment after a targeted therapy https://jnccn.org/view/journals/jnccn/20/5.5/article-p581.xml Jackie
Jm954
Administrator
in
CLL Support
2 years ago
recent immunotherapy trial results
In reading the recent immunotherapy trial reports it has me worried and it makes me wonder if my husband will go into remission...He is doing very well (with no side affects) in a Dana-Farber study (he is on Acalabrutinib- since March and Obinutuzuimab IV (last dose in August) and Venetoclax). The
In reading the recent immunotherapy trial reports it has me worried and it makes me wonder if my husband will go into remission...He is doing very well (with no side affects) in a Dana-Farber study (he is on Acalabrutinib- since March and Obinutuzuimab IV (last dose in August) and Venetoclax). The
spi3
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2 years ago
Need Urgent help for CAR-T therapy
Hello! My friend, a 57 year old male, who resides in India, has been suggested CAR-T therapy as a last resort. Here’s his cancer chronology 9/2009 - DX - Grade 2 Follicular Lymphoma. 9/09 to 11/2016 - W&W 11/2016 - NHL - infiltrating liver 11/2016 to 3/17 - 6 rounds of R-CHOP 4-17 to 11
Hello! My friend, a 57 year old male, who resides in India, has been suggested CAR-T therapy as a last resort. Here’s his cancer chronology 9/2009 - DX - Grade 2 Follicular Lymphoma. 9/09 to 11/2016 - W&W 11/2016 - NHL - infiltrating liver 11/2016 to 3/17 - 6 rounds of R-CHOP 4-17 to 11
nuji
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2 years ago
Finishing line for Pirtobrutinib (Loxo) & Venetoclax combination trial.
I have just completed the 2 year combination clinical trial with Pirtobrutinib and Venetoclax - I think a small study of us in Australia. ( Also worldwide) This has resulted in no detectable cancer in my blood and lymph nodes- woohoo! My last Bone Marrow test showed just outside the non detectable parameter
I have just completed the 2 year combination clinical trial with Pirtobrutinib and Venetoclax - I think a small study of us in Australia. ( Also worldwide) This has resulted in no detectable cancer in my blood and lymph nodes- woohoo! My last Bone Marrow test showed just outside the non detectable parameter
Billarina
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2 years ago
Are there any targeted drugs that only kill cancerous wbc?
I have very high wbc,and will probably be given calquence which I thought only targeted cancerous cells, however, after talking to my consultant apparently this is not true. I don't understand why it is called a targeted drug if it kills healthy red and white blood cells, leaving you vulnerable
I have very high wbc,and will probably be given calquence which I thought only targeted cancerous cells, however, after talking to my consultant apparently this is not true. I don't understand why it is called a targeted drug if it kills healthy red and white blood cells, leaving you vulnerable
PACWOMAN
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2 years ago
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