Seems everything is good for you Greenie. The hydrea says to take the nausea pill 1 hour before the chemo. 7 up helps my nausea. Good luck!!!
Blessings Jeanie 18's 🐠🐠 > On Jan 24, 2015, at 5:44 PM, Myvety2k via CMLHope <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Hi Jeanie. all of my counts are good. As of 12/26/14 Potassium was 4.2 the > norm is 3.5 to 5.1. WBC was 5.7 norm is 3.8 to 10.6, PLT is 2.1 norm is 150 > to 440, my RBC is always low been this way from the start on Gleevec. 3.84 > the norm is 4.10 to 5.90. Everything else is HCT 39.6, MCV is 1.3.1, MCH 34.8 > these are always a little high or low but the doctor says don't worry about > them. > And I don't have any diarrhea. No fever just nausea. I saw my internist last > week and everything checked out O. K., heart, lungs, blood pressure, no temp. > had blood work done Wed. I'm waiting for the results to come in testing my > testosterone levels. > > They gave me Prevnar-13 shot at the office to. > > I'll give it a few more days and see what happens. > > greenie > > In a message dated 1/24/2015 3:25:43 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > Hi Greenie > Check your potassium and ect. You might have an imbalance. That happened > to me when gleevec quit working. I was so sick. Do you have diarrhea? > I had both. I finally started taking psyllium seed--crushed--you can get > them at health food store. Just go by the directions. > It cured the diarrhea but I had to finally change tkis. > > > Blessings Jeanie 18's 🐠🐠 > >> On Jan 24, 2015, at 11:39 AM, "'Icandoallttc' via CMLHope" >> <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Hi Richard and hang in there. I wake up with nausea every morning which I >> think is the hydrea. Do you eat a big meal with gleevec? I know I had to >> and no spicy foods. Your success on gleevec has been great. It quit on me >> after 5 years. You could just have a bug. >> Good luck and blessings. >> Jeanie >> >> Sent from my iPhone >> >>> On Jan 24, 2015, at 10:56 AM, Myvety2k via CMLHope >>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> Hi to my friends in our group, well I've been on Gleevec for 15 years and >>> 14 days all of a sudden for the last 4 days I'm having nausea problems. >>> I'm taking some promethazine that helps some what but it's not a fun thing. >>> I have no idea what started it either. I had this problem before when we >>> lived in Springfield, MO. I got over heated and got hit with nausea every >>> day for a little more then 2 years then I awoke one morning and it was like >>> someone turned off the switch and it was gone. This time of the year it's >>> not hot here so I know that's not what caused this problem. >>> >>> I'm going to take a Gleevec break for a week or two to clean out my system >>> and hope that I get back to normal. I did this before about 6 years ago >>> when I had a sinus infection and the doctor back in Indiana put me on and >>> anabolic that interfered with my Gleevec so we stopped Gleevec for 26 days. >>> After getting blood work some cancer cells did show back up in my blood >>> work but after stating Gleevec again the next test showed that I was >>> clean again. >>> >>> My doctor at that time was doctor Tallman and he gave me a call and said >>> "well if it worked before it will work again" and that was that. So I have >>> my fingers crossed to see what happens. I can't stand this nausea problem, >>> my heart goes out to the women that have babies and have to put up with >>> nausea. I just hope it's the Gleevec again and not something else. My >>> blood counts are O. K. so I'm not worried about that. This does not help >>> my anxiety problems >>> >>> Will keep you all up to date as how things go. >>> >>> greenie >>> >>> In a message dated 1/23/2015 11:35:02 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, >>> [email protected] writes: >>> Seventeen and on my first adventure this wonderful world we live >>> in. >>> >>> Richard H. >>> >>>> On Friday, January 23, 2015 at 5:38:47 AM UTC-6, Icandoallttc wrote: >>>> That's cute Richard--how old were you? >>>> My IV went in good-no swelling. >>>> This morning I am sick-- sore throat and mucus. >>>> Glad everything went good Sherri but couldn't they give you something for >>>> pain?? >>>> Blessings Jeanie >>>> >>>> Sent from my iPhone >>>> >>>> On Jan 23, 2015, at 12:03 AM, Richard H <[email protected]> >>>> wrote: >>>> >>>> May I add my sea story of needles, I don't like needles but do not have a >>>> phobia. When I arrived at boot camp the first thing was get >>>> our shots. We walked through a line getting shots in both arms as >>>> mentioned. They were using hugh syringes and had large pillows with the >>>> needles that was changed while we were stepping in front of them. Someone >>>> was calling a slow cadence of step, step. As each recruit stepped He was >>>> given a shot in each arm. All of a sudden the corpsman I was getting >>>> ready to step in front of yelled "BRING BACK MY NEEDLE." The recruit in >>>> fount of me had it hanging in his arm. When I received the 4 pricks for >>>> allergy testing I then had to sit in the dentist chair I promptly passed >>>> out. >>>> >>>> Richard H. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> On Thursday, January 22, 2015 at 6:50:17 AM UTC-6, greenie wrote: >>>> Jeanie, Needles lord knows I hate them. The first time I had a blood test >>>> it was to get married. My Doctor lived 3 blocks away form me and I >>>> worked for him when I was in High School. They did the blood work and he >>>> walked in after and took one look at me and he put is hand behind my head >>>> and pushed it down and told me to pushed as hard as I could to keep me >>>> from passing out. >>>> >>>> Then when I went into the Navy I was on active duty for a year and a haft >>>> they found out that I didn't get any of my shots. Well you know what >>>> happened then, I received them all at once, both arms. So years go by and >>>> I end up with CML and we all know about needles. Yes, some are good and >>>> some are bad. I had to get blood work this Monday and I think the lady >>>> took the needle outside and scraped it on the pavement plus I think it was >>>> square and bent. I think it when through my arm and out the other side. >>>> >>>> And the first BMB all they gave me it was so much fun that I asked them to >>>> do another one. Ha, Ha. After about 10 or 11 of them I asked to be put >>>> into lala land which they did but I had to have someone drive me home. My >>>> wife has to give me a shot of testosterone every two weeks, the needle is >>>> 1/1/2 in long another fun shot. So for me they do the molecular blood >>>> work and no more BMB. Thank you. >>>> >>>> Take care and hang in their, >>>> >>>> greenie >>>> >>>> In a message dated 1/22/2015 6:08:12 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, >>>> [email protected] writes: >>>> Hi Marty. >>>> How are you? >>>> I am going to have the endoscopy today. First I will go to the blood area >>>> and have blood checked. Then to dr for consultation. Then to have the >>>> endoscopy. >>>> Long day. >>>> Needles are no fun but we get used to them. Some draws are good some bad. >>>> >>>> Pray for me and all in need. >>>> Love Jeanie >>>> >>>> Sent from my iPhone >>>> >>>> On Jan 21, 2015, at 7:52 AM, Marty Gartenberg <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> >>>> Hi Jeanie, >>>> >>>> You have been through so much it's about time that you got a break or two. >>>> Not feeling that IV go in and no black and blue afterward then having a >>>> BMA with little or no pain. >>>> >>>> Well, two out of two ain't too bad is it? <360.gif> >>>> >>>> When I was a kid I had a phobia, and it was needles. I hated them that on >>>> the day my school was giving shots I told my mother that I was sick and >>>> couldn't go to school that day. So, she kept me home and I went to school >>>> the next day. Guess what? I got the shots that day. >>>> >>>> OK I'm in the army and in those days you had to walk down an isle to get >>>> all of your shots. They used a machine that looked like a gun and I >>>> thought it wouldn't hurt. Guess what? It did! >>>> >>>> Then when I was 45 years old I got CML and went for a bone marrow >>>> transplant. So many, many needles that I just got used to them. Then >>>> having 17 BMB's. It looks like needles and me are just like twins, always >>>> together. Not to mention that one of the aspiration needles break off and >>>> lodge in my illiac. So in go more needles and an in-cession follows to >>>> remove that needle. Then four stitches, of course using another needle. >>>> >>>> >>>> So about 4 years ago my kidneys fail and I go on dialysis. Two very large >>>> needles are stuck into my arm every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and they >>>> stay in there for four hours. >>>> >>>> I wouldn't say that I have gotten used to them but maybe I just don't pay >>>> that much attention to them anymore. >>>> >>>> So much for any phobias., but life goes on. Hopefully I will be getting >>>> some more needles for a kidney transplant soon. Now doesn't that sound >>>> warped from someone that had a phobia against needles? It just all depends >>>> on how one looks at it I guess... >>>> >>>> 18's, >>>> >>>> Marty >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> On Wed, Jan 21, 2015 at 7:27 AM, 'Icandoallttc' via CMLHope >>>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> Hi Marty and thanks so much for that uplift. I have been dreading it for >>>> some reason. >>>> I pray that you get your kidney soon-- I know those fistula operations are >>>> tedious. >>>> The procedure I dread most is the IV. >>>> My last one last week was a miracle. The nurse put it in and I didn't >>>> feel a thing. Later I looked for the black and blue mark left by the IV >>>> and no sign at all. I have never had this before. It's usually black and >>>> blue and swollen. >>>> My Bma has hurt very little. Thank The Lord!!! >>>> >>>> You are our spice of life and thanks for being there for. And thanks to >>>> all if you for your prayers and uplifts. >>>> Blessings >>>> 18's jeanie<emoji_u1f42c.png><emoji_u1f42c.png> >>>> >>>> >>>> Sent from my iPhone >>>> >>>> On Jan 20, 2015, at 10:06 PM, Marty Gartenberg <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> >>>> Hi Jeanie, >>>> >>>> Good luck with your endoscopy. They usually do put you out for that >>>> procedure. I don't know if they will use a Propofol cocktail but if they >>>> do you will go to sleep and when you wake up you will still think that the >>>> procedure was not yet done. Very good sleep with no after effects. I have >>>> had at least a dozen of them. Every time they operate on the fistula in my >>>> arm they use it. It looks like I will be going in for another procedure >>>> for my fistula, there is a narrowing in two sections. This will make 13 >>>> procedures in the last 12 months. I sure hope that a kidney transplant >>>> will be coming soon. >>>> >>>> I have to share a story about my anesthesia doctor. She knows me so well >>>> that we are on a first name basis. So, the last time that I had to be put >>>> out I asked her if I could "knock myself out" Of course I was only kidding >>>> but she told me that she would let me do it to myself. >>>> >>>> So, i'm in the operating room and she is standing over me and she puts the >>>> oxygen mask on my head and as she is holding the needle that is connected >>>> to me IV she tells me to put my thumb on the plunger but not to push it >>>> until she tells me so. >>>> >>>> Ok I got my thumb on the plunger and she tells me to push it very slowly >>>> when she counts to three. So, I'm waiting and her >>>> thumb is on top of mine and she counts "one" then she starts to count >>>> "two" and the next thing I know is that I am waking up in the recovery >>>> room. >>>> >>>> When she came to see me I asked her if I was the one that knocked myself >>>> out and she just smiled. >>>> >>>> By the way this Propofol is white in color and looks like milk. >>>> >>>> Humor is the spice of life.<360.gif> >>>> >>>> 18's, >>>> >>>> Marty >>>> >>>> On Tue, Jan 20, 2015 at 3:19 PM, 'Icandoallttc' via CMLHope >>>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> Hi Marty >>>> Yes a fl cracker--hope you are great today!!! >>>> I am going to have an endoscopy thur. >>>> First one--they put you to sleep. >>>> Blessings >>>> Jeanie >>>> >>>> Sent from my iPhone >>>> >>>> On Jan 19, 2015, at 7:55 PM, Marty Gartenberg <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> >>>> Hi Jeanie, >>>> >>>> You sound like a real southern gal. As for me, I'm just a good old plain >>>> city boy that also loves to go fishing. When I was a kid my father would >>>> take me out deep sea fishing and my favorite fish was blue fish. My mother >>>> used to cook it in milk to get rid of the fishy taste. It was really good >>>> but I can't seem to find blue fish here in Florida. >>>> >>>> Anyway, I am kind of surprised to hear that your having a difficult time >>>> with Hydrea. That was the first drug that I got along with Allopurinal >>>> when I first had CML. >>>> >>>> Both of those drugs never gave me any problems except if I took too much >>>> and it would take about a week for them to start working. Once they did >>>> then my blood counts would drop sometimes drastically so the doses had to >>>> be adjusted, but I never got sick or anything like that from them. >>>> >>>> Good luck, >>>> >>>> 18's, >>>> >>>> Marty >>>> >>>> On Mon, Jan 19, 2015 at 8:59 AM, ICANDOALLTTC via CMLHope >>>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> Hi all, >>>> My family all love to fish, and we keep and eat everything legalhehe. >>>> I was reared on good fried to a golden brown perch that live in the Fl >>>> lakes and rivers. >>>> There is nothing better than good fried mullet with their roe fried to t >>>> golden brown. >>>> We love it with grits and tomato gravy and cornbread. >>>> I am feeling some better, but taking Hydrea is no fun at all. Knocks you >>>> for a loop. >>>> I haven't heard about the pontatinib yet. >>>> My doctor says its a powerful drug and has to be kept monitored every week. >>>> Well all the drugs are powerful as far as I am concerned. >>>> Good luck everyone, >>>> Jeanie<3 >>>> >>>> >>>> In a message dated 1/15/2015 2:58:00 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, >>>> [email protected] writes: >>>> Hi again Greenie, >>>> >>>> Like you said, don't look back but only forward. >>>> >>>> By the way, I am an animal lover whether it be dogs, cats, birds or fish. >>>> >>>> I am glad to hear that you threw back those fish where they belong. >>>> >>>> 18's, >>>> >>>> Marty >>>> >>>> On Thu, Jan 15, 2015 at 2:17 PM, Myvety2k via CMLHope >>>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> Marty, My aunt left me some stock and money and one of the stocks was >>>> Novartis and my stock guy told me to sell it. >>>> That was before Gleevec was in any kind >>>> of study. Because of him I also lost $43,000.00 and I pulled my money out >>>> and fired him. If I, would have, could of. Of course I wish I would have >>>> kept some of my early Corvette's that I had I would be worth a more money >>>> then Novartis. But can't look back, just look forward. >>>> >>>> Thanks for your reply, also I live in South Fort Myers not far from the >>>> beach. In fact I went fishing yesterday by the beach and caught 8 fish. >>>> But I do not keep any, back into the water they go where they belong. >>>> >>>> greenie >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> In a message dated 1/15/2015 1:09:00 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, >>>> [email protected] writes: >>>> Hi Greenie, >>>> >>>> First, where in Florida do you live? I am on the east coast, Boynton >>>> Beach. If we are not to far maybe we can >>>> do lunch one of these days. If my memory serves me right I think that you >>>> may be in Ft Meyers??? If so then I guess that lunch is out of the >>>> question... >>>> >>>> About STI571. Do you know how it came about? As everyone already knows Dr. >>>> Brian Druker who was the one that had first discovered it. He tried >>>> finding a drug company that would produce it and finally found Novartis >>>> which was at the time an agricultural drug company. >>>> >>>> One of Dr. Drukers patients was Zavie Miller who was trying out STI571 and >>>> it was working. Novartis didn't want to produce it in quantity because of >>>> the start up costs. Both Zavie and I got in touch with one of the >>>> principals of Novartis and told him that we may be able to bring a lot of >>>> investors into the company. >>>> >>>> At the time there was another CML site and we got on and asked if people >>>> would like to invest in the Novartis stock. At that time their stock price >>>> was $1,200 a share but there were also what is called American registry >>>> shares of Novartis that was selling for only $20.00 a share. >>>> >>>> Everyone started buying those shares and Novartis then started production >>>> but only after it was approved by the FDA which normally takes >>>> about 10 years. With pressure being put on the FDA >>>> STI571 was approved in about one and a half years, and became Gleevec. >>>> >>>> I bought many shares of Gleevec at $20.00 a share and have nor will I ever >>>> sell them because of my support for Novartis. As of my December stock >>>> portfolio Novartis is listed at 92.6600. Novartis stock has continuously >>>> gone up and up over the years. >>>> >>>> I am however disappointed in the price they are getting, most notably >>>> there are people with CML that can not afford it. Now Novartis does have >>>> some options for those that are having a difficult time but it still would >>>> be nice if Novartis would look back at what they were and what they are >>>> now, and maybe consider dropping their price for Gleevec. Wishful >>>> thinking? Maybe but maybe not, hopefully... >>>> >>>> But Greenie, as you mentioned it is all about greed and money. >>>> >>>> 18's, >>>> >>>> Marty >>>> >>>> On Thu, Jan 15, 2015 at 9:32 AM, Myvety2k via CMLHope >>>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> Thank you Marty, Everything you wrote is so true about Gleevec and CML. >>>> It's unfortunate that greed and money has to be in the equations in the >>>> final outcome. After Interferon that almost killed me all that was left >>>> was Hydrea. So when Doctor Tallman called me and wanted be in his study >>>> for STI571 I had no idea what was going on. Within 3 months I >>>> was 85% clean and after 6 months I was clean. Yes >>>> their have been over the years some up's and down's put that's part of >>>> life. Like my late Aunt used to always say when she was in her 80's I >>>> just take one day at a time. >>>> >>>> I wound like to see a cure in my life time because the old hour glass is >>>> starting to run low on sand.. And the way these people drive here in >>>> Florida the end could come anytime I leave the friendly confines and >>>> that's not any guarantee because most of the people speed and run the stop >>>> signs in this 55 and older community. >>>> >>>> Keep in touch, >>>> >>>> Greenie >>>> >>>> In a message dated 1/15/2015 8:11:39 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, >>>> [email protected] writes: >>>> >>>> Hi Greenie, >>>> >>>> So you have been on Gleevec for 15 years. That is something good to know >>>> because what would you have done without Gleevec? This drug is responsible >>>> for saving countless lives. Thank GOD it is here or you wouldn't be here >>>> right now. >>>> >>>> If it weren't for dialysis neither would I be here right now. This is the >>>> advancement of what medicine has on our lives today. I always say that >>>> there will be a cure for CML and you can mark my words it WILL come soon. >>>> Just like all of the things that were not around years ago now they are >>>> coming. >>>> >>>> GOD bless you Greenie! >>>> >>>> 18's, >>>> >>>> Marty >>>> >>>> On Thu, Jan 15, 2015 at 5:47 AM, Shannon L >>>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> Hi Greenie 15 yrs on glivec, i will be 14yrs this yr (started roughly 3 >>>> yrs after dx) >>>> Shannon >>>> >>>> On Saturday, January 10, 2015 at 12:11:08 AM UTC+11, greenie wrote: >>>> Jeanie, as of Jan. 10th I will have been >>>> on Gleevec for 15 years. Starting to retain fluid around my ankles a >>>> little but that could be and age thing. 75 years old. >>>> >>>> greenie >>>> >>>> In a message dated 1/9/2015 7:53:41 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, >>>> [email protected] writes: >>>> Hi Richard and thanks for the update. My onc doesn't like for me to be >>>> informed either; he just ignores what I say and goes on to tell me what he >>>> thinks. >>>> My uric acid was high along with my WBC and Platelets. He seemed to be >>>> more concerned with the high uric acid--even called me on my cell >>>> personally twice; never had that happen before. >>>> He took me off Sprycel adn put me on Hydrea and allopurinol; it's funny >>>> the same thing they did 11 years ago when I was first dx. >>>> He took another blood sample to see if I have a mutation against the >>>> Sprycel. It seems strange that I had a mutation with Gleevec after 5 >>>> years. Is five years a cut off point? Has anyone else have this happen? >>>> Anyone else been on Hydrea after tki? >>>> Going next week to Moffitt to see if I have the mutation. Will let >>>> everyone know. >>>> The leukemia has reared it's ugly head once again!! >>>> Pray for me and everyone in need. >>>> Blessings >>>> Jeanie >>>> (18) >>>> >>>> >>>> In a message dated 1/8/2015 11:59:08 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, >>>> [email protected] writes: >>>> WOW! Just read todays posts. I am praying for the group. I will add my >>>> problem to the list. Dec. 30 I contacted ONC about gaining 9.5 pounds >>>> water weight in 20 days after restarting Gleevec. His nurse called that he >>>> was out of the country on vacation with his family. She checked with the >>>> DR. covering for him and he asked me to stop Gleevec as he thought I was >>>> gaining weight too fast also. My ONC did return to the office on Monday >>>> but finally had a conference with his Associate and he agreed with that >>>> decision. They both thought that I should be on a different treatment. My >>>> ONC was to draft an e-mail to the VA ONC (the one controlling my >>>> prescriptions) about my reaction to Gleevec and to recommend the treatment >>>> he thinks I should be on. So I am still in a wait and see stage. My ONC >>>> tells me I am too informed about my condition and that challenges most >>>> blood cancer specialists that rarely see CML. >>>> So let the fun and games continue. I am still feeling great, but the >>>> "Gleevec Brain" was also starting to show itself, but nine days off has >>>> cleared it. 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