Ask the Doctor Question: I am 73 years old and was recently diagnosed with CLL. I live in Twin Falls, Idaho. Other than cancer, I am in good health. I see an oncologist-hematologist in nine-days. After reviewing my tests and
Question: I live in a small town in Arizona and am struggling to find out information regarding what to expect going forward. I am 39 years old and recently diagnosed with CLL. I have two children and am trying to
Question: Several weeks ago, I was diagnosed with CLL. Today, my oncologist, told me I am in Stage 1. Ironically, my sister was diagnosed with CLL about two-years ago. She is 81 and I am 73. She has started treatment.
Question: I was diagnosed with CLL in March of 2021, and also am unmutated. (There are a couple of other markers, but I don’t have papers in front of me.) I have Splenomegaly as well. I have fatigue, night sweats,
Question: I am getting ready to make a donation and join CLL Society. I was diagnosed last week with CLL by Integris Cancer Center at Stage 0. Is anyone recommending immediate medication as opposed to wait & watch every three-months
Ask the Doctor Question: I am a 70-year-old female, diagnosed with CLL / SLL in 01/2021. It was found during my yearly health check-up. I am considered Stage 0 with no symptoms except maybe a little fatigue, but not bad. I have read
Interview with 20-Year CLL SurvivorTerry EvansCLL Society’s Director of Support Groups Meet Terry Evans In isolation, we are having conversations with and sharing our worries about our CLL with only ONE person: ourselves. This is too big a burden to
Recorded April 28, 2020 https://youtu.be/WI-kxSd6JNw Find out everything you need to know, from A – Z for those newly diagnosed with CLL, including what to watch out for, the prognostic testing you need, and how to stay healthy. Description: A
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