I'm glad you got to see our doc, Greenie! Sorry it was a hard day... I bet 
today was better! How is all going?

We are enjoying this spring season....up here in no. Indiana. I"m struggling 
without medicine. Got a bad eye bleed Sunday and a rash. Then yesterday fell 
off a top step of a stepstool and am bruised and sore. So very thankful nothing 
broken. Had all kinds of suggestions on fb re. bubble wrap, etc. to keep me 
safe. A month ago my bcr/abl revealed 3.56. Been off med. since Dec. 28th. Took 
another blood test today. 

I have much to be thankful for and just laying kinda low for awhile. Dr. Altman 
is keeping in touch w me. I'm doing blood tests locally for awhile. 
Blessings and 18's,
Susan 

On Thursday, June 2, 2016 Myvety2k via CMLHope <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi Group,  Well I awoke at 3 a.m. to get ready to fly to Chicago to see Dr. 
Altman, get my blood work, etc. and fly home.  But when I got to the airport 2 
hours early their was a line of about 100 young people that were on their way 
to Washington D. C.. My plane came in 35 min. late after getting fuel we had 
mechanical problems and that put us behind.  My appointment was at 10:15 and we 
arrived at 8:55 a.m. and my son picked me up and got me their on time.

 

Saw the Doctor, got my blood work which came back O. K. and Derek picked me up 
and took me to the airport.  Another 2 1/2 wait to get through.  Got ready to 
take off put their was a head count problem. Let's say their was 100 people 
aboard and the paper work showed 99. We had to start over again and called each 
and every one to find out the problem and the computer didn't read the persons 
ticket right, so took of 55 min. late.  Was up at 40 thousand feet and ran in 
to clouds and turbulence so we dropped down to 10 thousand feet and a much 
smoother ride.  I used to be a private pilot and I can tell you it was like 
riding on a roller coaster.

 

Well anyway he made up time on the way their but we ran into thunderstorms and 
lightning so we circled and circled and circled until we had to fly up to 
Tampa, FL. to refuel.  More time lost, took off again for Fort Myers which took 
only 26 min. it's a 2 1/2 hour drive.  Landed many hours late and instead of 
having my wife pick me up I took a taxi home for $36.00.  They wouldn't let us 
text or call while we were on the plane so my wife was worried sick.  She 
called Southwest to find out what happened and gave them a piece of her mind. 

 

So life goes on and I home tired but as the song goes on (I will survive).

 

Was a fun day,

 

greenie

 

In a message dated 6/1/2016 1:34:18 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
[email protected] writes:

HI KATHY,

i'm Christina,  from Greece. I'm 52 years old and i have been diagnosed in 2009 
when i was 45 years old. I  started with Gleevec 400 mg every day for 5 1/2 
years, i was in recession for 3 years so  in 2015 my doctors said that i could 
try to  stop the medicine. But after 3 months  my bcr-able  was 2,3. So i 
started tasigna 600 mg (300 mg in the morning and 300 mg in the evening). One 
year after i'm in recession again (the latest 6 months i'm negative, bcr-able 
can not be detected). I'm so happy for it and i feel great!!! But after 9 
months with tasigna  i get high LDL(175)  and cholesterole (280) and  a few 
pimples sebum ιn my arms. For the pimples i used an intensive exfoliating creme 
with olive.For the LDL i take care of my diet (only mediterranean diet, not 
junk food at all). My doctors told me that i don' t need a medicine for the 
cholisterole yet. Only swimming in the sea. walking, good diet, good psychology 
and faith something like an holistic approach (like HIPPOCRATES said) to this 
problem. For me the Gleevec effects where terrible (diarrhea, vomiting, blood 
-storms in my eyes ). I prefer Tasigna and i take my risks. Maybe it would be a 
good idea to talk once again with your doctors (dermatologist,hematologistic, 
gynecologist).

best wishes 

thinking of you

C.


 


2016-05-31 4:27 GMT+03:00 kathy walls <[email protected]>:

I'm still a newbie was diagnosed 1/9 and started tasigna on the 23rd, oh yeah 
I'm lucky enough to have the ph chromosome to boot.  I stopped tasigna in 
December because of horrible side effects, I got an awful rash and cysts. 
Switched to Gleevev and I feel much better, but did dr said at this level i 
will never see remission.  I'm ok with that.  Quality of like is much important 
to me than quantity.  I'm 56 I have  a 4 yr old grandson and  3 month old 
grandson. I'd much rather a little pep in my step than being in remission but 
to sick to anything!  Just my thoughts. We all are fighting the same fight each 
in our way

BEST TO ALL. -18's

Kate


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On May 30, 2016, at 8:55 PM, Marty Gartenberg <[email protected]> wrote:

Yes Jeanie,


we are still all kicking! Jeanie what happened in the past according to your 
oncologist about you being to old should remain in the past and I will tell you 
why. I also want you to think about something called BASHERT, which I have 
already mentioned many times. It's meaning is it was meant to be. Sound 
familiar? I believe that things that are meant to be are predestined. 


For instance this site, and everyone that reads it or posts on it are meant to 
be because all of us are still kicking (as you said) and we all share this 
disease called CML and let's not forget that. 


There are so many stories that surrounds us and every one of them are meant to 
be. We all stand here and try help each other. Why? it's because it is meant to 
be. We give of each other, and also to each other, and you know what I am 
talking about. It is all about trying to live our lives the best way that we 
can.


Also, all of these new TKI's weren't they all predestined or if you like, meant 
to be?  That is how I look at things, how about you? And how about everyone 
else here? 


Why do you think I always end any of my posts with those two numbers? 18's, 
because it stands for life, and isn't that we have now.


18's,


Marty


On Mon, May 30, 2016 at 5:41 PM, 'Jeanie' via CMLHope 
<[email protected]> wrote:

  Thank you so very much Marty. 

If I knew then what I knew today I think I would have

Had the transplant.  My onc at that time thought I

Was too old.  However I'm still alive and kicking 

After 4 tkis.   I am sick; I can't seem to kick this flu. 

Just resting after my vacation. 

I sure had a good time with family. 

Thanks for all as usual. 

Sent from my iPhone


On May 30, 2016, at 4:57 PM, Marty Gartenberg <[email protected]> wrote:


Hi again Jeanie, 


I just spoke with my good friend Gloria today and I asked her if she wouldn't 
mind for me to send you and the rest of the group three of her pictures. One 
before her BMT, one during her BMT and one about one year after her BMT. She 
thought it was a very good idea. She also mentioned that she would like to try 
getting onto this CML site and introduce herself so please be on the lookout 
for her. 


The main thing here is those pictures which proves that there is life after a 
bone marrow transplant. Think about something else... What about those 1,286 
people, including myself which now makes it 1,287.


18's,


Marty


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