Dear Kathy,
We will keep our fingers crossed that all continues negative...
well, you know what I mean. I hope all is well with you and yours.
Love,
Kelly and Rob
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Well, I had my first BMB in 2 years - my oncologist felt
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Dear Mark,
What an interesting story!!! What are the odds of working for a
firm in which you may have triggered CML and then have that company
be part of the cure!
Thanks for sharing!
Peace, Love and Light,
Christine
dx 11/98
YAHOOO!!! YIPPEEE!!!
Number 770 in the Zero Club
Zavie
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: December 8, 2004 8:53 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Re: [CML] Marque(long)
I read these posts and do sometimes respond to them. It is so scary
Theresa Gina,
I have a question though to Kathy why did you added 10 miu
interferon (intron a)after you are PCRU?
Well, that is the question of the hour. It was a very personal
decision and certainly is not the right decision for everyone.
I was diagnosed CML 3/02 and IM worked within 2
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am now
trying to get my medicalrecords and this has been an act of congress. I
wantedto send them to Dr. Druker but should he want to seeme, I
couldn't afford financially to make the trip
Hello Folks,
Last night I had a chance to look at my
notes from ASH and I am happy to say I have lots and hope to finish posting them
up by this weekend. There is still quite a bit from Sunday's sessions that
I haven't posted but that will be following shortly.
Monday Simultaneous
Researchers from UCLA and the MD Anderson Cancer Center have reported that
a new kinase inhibitor BMS-354825 (BMS) has significant activity in patients
with chronic myeloid leukemia who have disease resistant to Gleevec®
(imatinib).[1],[2] Researchers from MD
Anderson Cancer Center and
Hello
All,
There have been some
recent posts about depression so I thought I would post a few links.
Depression is something we all have to deal with at one time or another and
getting help to understand and manage depression is as important as seeing your
Hem/Onc for your CML. Last
It was a mild spleen pain that caused me to seek the Dr. for cml diagnosis.
Later I had a bout of intense pain. It was diagnosed as two
infarctions of the spleen.
It was so severe that it needed a morphine prescription to dull it.
Finally went away and hasn't returned so far.
By all means,
The good prognosis makes me think she has
CML.
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From:
traceyincanada
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Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2004 5:18
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Subject: [CML] Mary Travers has
leukemia
Too bad they don't say what kind of
leukemia.Dec 7, 2004
Date: Thu, 9 Dec 2004 8:37:02 -0600
From: Barb Neddo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: BCR/ABL reduction
When my son was diagnosed he had 2% BCR/ABL. The next time he was checked (at
about 3 mos) he was 2%. He was just checked (about 4 mos) and is .999%
BCR/ABL. What does this means in
Hello All,
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The qPCR test is available to all Canadians free of charge through a
Novartis initiative. All that is required is for the doctor to ask Novartis
for the test.
Zavie
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Sent: December 9, 2004 7:26 PM
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Dear Suzanne,
I'm so sorry you have to be dealing with CML in a child of yours. It's hard
enough for an adult to have it him/herself or deal with it in another adult
family member - but jeez, in a child - it just isn't fair!
Because of your son's young age, a transplant may well be the
Richard,
Thanks for responding. Yes, they were PCR tests. His white count at dx
was about 170,000. How did the diagnosis come about? He is 16 and had
some oral surgery done this summer. He had abnormal bleeding after the
surgery which busted out the stitches and had several trips back to
the
Thank you Mark and Cheryl, you both did a great job
of introducing us all those valuable and good news from ASH. I feel I have a new
family where all her members care about each other. I am fortune to
bemember of CML group. I have not contribute a lot yet but you all seemed
ahead and so
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