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Dane, good luck to you and I will keep you in my prayers. I will
miss your pictures posted everyday, and will be watching for new ones
in the future.
I was at MDACC on January 5 and I was very impressed with everything
there. I will be going to Dr. Faderl every 6 months now. I am
Dear Gloria,
From what I understand, Acute GVHD refers to GVHD occurring within
the first 100 days following transplant. Chronic GVHD refers to
that GVHD which persists or occurs after 100 days. Both Acute and
Chronic may be categorized as mild, moderate or severe.
As you probably know,
thanks shelly
its good to hear from you especially that you are
doing well
keep on
shalom
giora
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From:
Shelley
Orenstein
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
; cml@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2005 6:45
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Subject: [CML] Haven't written
--- In CML@yahoogroups.com, shari3059 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Dane, good luck to you and I will keep you in my prayers. I will
miss your pictures posted everyday, and will be watching for new
ones
in the future.
I was at MDACC on January 5 and I was very impressed with
-That is such great news! -Bravo Jerry!
Cheers,
Cheryl-Anne,
-- In CML@yahoogroups.com, Cathy R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All: Please take a look at Jerry's latest entry
http://www.newcmldrug.com/diary_interface/Results/Diary.asp
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One reason that you have not spoken with those who didn't do well on the
transplant is because they are 'dead'. Get the statistics on those who
relapse after transplant. You need to look at both sides. Once you decide,
don't look back.
I hope this helps.
Zavie
Wow Zavie! You took the words
Shelley,
I was interested to read that you are on combo Inteferon Gleevec.
I just went through my 6 mos. bmb/bma, Cytogenetic Remissions, No
phillies observed, FISH was .4% but my myloid blast only dropped from
3% to 2%. He is going to give it another 4 mos. then do another
bmb/bma, if
Bone marrow transplantation is an important therapeutic strategy in the
management of a number of leukemias and other blood-based cancers. This new
CytoVision(R) application uses fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH)
technology to identify rapidly and accurately the chromosomal gender
I am praying for you and will continue to keep you in my thoughts and
prayers. Peace and strength to you.
chris in minn
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2005 11:05
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Subject: [CML] BMT Date set
--- In CML@yahoogroups.com, Lisa Martinez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With all of this being said, I am guessing you feel the same as I do
about
the BMT VS GLEEVEC subject. But I must admit I am some times nervous
about
my choice of words on this list when speaking about this topic.
Simply
Hi Teresa,
I am so glad that you had a good experience thats really important.
I am also glad that Dr List had you scheduled for your BMB that day instead
of making you come back. Please let me know what your results are.
Dr List is a very wonderful person. Very kind, passionate and
--- In CML@yahoogroups.com, Cathy R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All: Please take a look at Jerry's latest entry
http://www.newcmldrug.com/diary_interface/Results/Diary.asp
WOW. I had tears and chills reading that one. Congratulations
Jerry!! That is great news.
~Erin in MI
--- In CML@yahoogroups.com, John Sanderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, Nancy,
I couldn't find your recent post on Jerry's site but that's probably
my ineptitude. I did, however, find the list of trials and have
copied all bms ones off for safe keeping.
I talked to my Oncologist
I just saw Dr. Druker last week at OHSU/Portland.
The patient criteria for chronic phase 2 BMS trial are:
1. those who are 100% ph+:
2. those who have had relapsing cytogenetics (ie was 25% ph+ and now
75% ph+) and those who have tested positive for a mutation (except for
the single mutation
Hi,
I am 30 years old recently diagnosed with CML (11/04). My white blood
counts were originally 230,000 and my platelets were 1.3million. Thanks to
Hydrea, Anagrelide, and Gleevec, my counts are close to nomal. My white
blood cells are taking a bit longer to get closer to a nomal range. But
I will be happy to
get the full article and put it here if anyone would like it. Please let
me know.
Cheers,
Cheryl-Anne
Psychosocial Function After Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation
Grace Chang, M.D., M.P.H., E. John Orav, Ph.D., Tay K. McNamara,
Ph.D., Mei-Yee Tong, M.S., and
Hi Craig:
It is definitely a tough decision. Some of the posts from this last week
talk about statistics and BMT's, as well as Gleevec. The relapse rate from
Gleevec thus far is 5%. I do not know what the rate is from BMT's but we
have several in the group that survived the BMT and relapsed
Looking for drug interaction information on the Internet, I found this
quote on
this website:
http://www.prozactruth.com/cancer_medications.htm
December 24, 2004 - The Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) today cleared for marketing the first laboratory
test system that will allow physicians
Amgen Warns About Higher Doses of Anemia Drugs
By Susan Heavey
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Amgen Inc. has added a warning to its anemia
drug, Aranesp, for kidney dialysis and cancer patients after studies
on similar drugs showed higher doses can cause blood clots and death,
the company said a
Thanks Nancy,
Jerry's web site has a link to a list of world wide trials including BMS
either in progess or shortly to be. Then you can check mark the square
in front of each and click on display selected studies to see all
information, including the pharmacutical company's telephone number.
Hey Christine,
I've read the subsequent posts to this original one
but understand that you will in fact be treated with BMS in Montreal.
Your Blue Angel is smiling here. How about
the one in your room? ;-)
I'll eagerly await every report.
Much love,
Susan
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Thanks for mentioning that. They have the list of cities and countries up
now so I will post the entire list of them.
Rob
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From:
John Sanderson
To: CML@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, January 14, 2005 5:46
PM
Subject: Re: [CML] Re: BMS
Cheryl-Anne,
I would like the full article here or you could email it to me privately.
Thanks,
Barb
Cheryl-Anne Simoneau wrote:
I will
be happy to get the full article and put it here if anyone would like it.
Please let me know.
Cheers,
Cheryl-Anne
The 3 upcoming trials of BMS-354825 now have the cities and countries
identified where trials will take place. They do not yet have local contact
numbers andrefer patients to BMS at this time.In the United States,
there are trial locations accessiblein everyregion and
therewilltrial
Hello Everyone!
I have a question to post to the group. I am always COLD (even when
wearing layers and the heat turned up to 65 or so.) I just had my
lab work done.
White count 5.78
RBC 4.09
HGB 13.7
I know that many men are always like furnaces,, never get cold, but
I'd like to post
--- In CML@yahoogroups.com, snickersunny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Lynn,
I am always cold too. Especially after I take Gleevec. I am freezing
and can't warm up. I have no suggestions, just wanted you to know you
are not alone. My hgb is 11.3 right now. I just started back on
Procrit.
The full text is on Wiley InterScience which charges $25.00 for 24 hour
access to read the article.
http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-bin/abstract/109864259/ABSTRACT
A lot of medical journals charge very high subscription and access fees so
sometimes there is very minimal
I haven't posted in an awful long time due to computer problems and
then just plain ole laziness. I was diagnosed in May 03 and came to
the list for information and comfort and got plenty of both. After
quite a while I've come back and have been lurking. I have been so
amazed at the growth
A 7-year-old girl with acute myelogenous leukemia with multilineage
dysplasia received unrelated cord blood transplantation but developed
hemophagocytic syndrome (HPS) after sepsis with methicillin-resistant
coagulase-negative staphylococci before engraftment. Bone marrow aspiration on
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