Hi Marcie,
We are all captains of our own ships because we steer our own ships in a
positive direction. Do you remember me saying that Leukemia is not only a
disease of one's body but their mind as well. It is how you handle yourself
that makes a big difference. If someone goes around with a terri
Marty,
What a lovely email to Sue. We are traveling together and I feel like you are
the Captain of our ship!
Thinking about you and keeping you in my prayers
Love and 18s,
Marcie
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> On Nov 12, 2014, at 8:34 PM, Marty Gartenberg wrote:
>
> Oh yes Sue, family. Well you k
Oh yes Sue, family. Well you know what they say? You can pick your friends
but your family is here to stay good or bad. No matter what you can't
change them.
As my father used to say, "never argue with a moron, fool, idiot or liar or
someone that won't listen to what you have to say because no mat
Hi,
First off, I love your terminology! (I'm a writer and editor by trade).
Secondly, thanks for your support. I'm limiting who knows and who doesn't
know what is going on for now but unfortunately one of the ignorant
statements was by a family member. Oh well. I'm happy to have found this
site
Thanks. I'm trying not to let the ignorant types get me down. I'm only at
the very start of all this so need to put my energy into treatment and my
work. I'm blown away by how many people I've heard from on this board so
far today. Sue
On Wednesday, November 12, 2014 4:01:25 PM UTC-5, caselma
Hi Susan and welcome to the group. We all have different stories in our
journey fighting leukemia.
I was dx in 2004 and have been on gleevec, tasigna, and now am on sprycel.
Like Skip cml has thrown the works at me but I keep fighting.
I find that people don't realize that chemo comes in a pil
Hi Sue:
Welcome to the club that no one really wants to join but fortunately for us, it
is here as a wonderful source of support, information and friendship.
People often say to me, even after 5 1/2 years of diagnosis, the same
insensitive things you are hearing. I recently learned that two
I love you Greenie.
18's,
Marty
On Sun, Nov 9, 2014 at 2:20 PM, smgedit wrote:
> I was recently diagnosed with CML. I had a bone marrow biopsy and started
> Gleevec last week. I'm seeing an oncologist who I met two weeks ago and
> seems very competent. My question may be weird but I'm having c
Hi Sue,
I read your post and just wanted to make some comments. Personally I think
that your hanging around with some people that I would classify as Anal
Orifices. And I only say that to be polite. Or even more possible they
suffer from Rectal Cranial Inversion (their head is up their Azz.
I hav
Thanks for reaching out Skip. It is all so overwhelming that I'm trying to
backburner all the comments people make and the misconceptions and focus on
what I have to do. I'm glad I found this website. Susan
On Wednesday, November 12, 2014 2:59:35 PM UTC-5, easyskip_2002 wrote:
> Susan
> My nam
Susan
My name is Skip(Stewart Duffie) I was dx in 1977, they think I am the longest
survivor
in the world, (go to qe2 foundation search for Stewart Duffie) I have never had
the pleasure of going in remission, I fight the good fight every day. I go for
infusions twice weekly. I have had cml thr
Thanks for replying, Greenie. I think it is great that you have such a long
remissionSusan
On Wednesday, November 12, 2014 1:23:59 PM UTC-5, greenie wrote:
> Susan, that's a great name my daughter's name is Susan. Well here's the
> deal, some people may agree with me some may not. I st
Susan, that's a great name my daughter's name is Susan. Well here's the
deal, some people may agree with me some may not. I started Gleevec January
10th 2000 on 400 mg. I received a rash, I was in one of the first studies
in Chicago. They had no idea about the rash so they dropped me down
I was diagnosed with CML a little over a month ago and had a bone marrow
biopsy and started taking Gleevec last week. I'm trying to learn as much
as I can about CML and my oncologist is great about giving detailed
explanations and answering questions. But I was wondering if anyone else
ever go
I was recently diagnosed with CML. I had a bone marrow biopsy and started
Gleevec last week. I'm seeing an oncologist who I met two weeks ago and
seems very competent. My question may be weird but I'm having co-workers,
family members etc. saying things to me like "what's the big deal having to
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