Ask the RN Question: I am a 52-year-old female diagnosed with CLL approximately seven years ago, in Watch and Wait. I’m a retired Oncology RN and my oncologist is my previous co-worker and though a great oncologist, may be not
Ask the Doctor Question: I was diagnosed with CLL four years ago. My WBC has gradually increased to 40 as of April of 2021, and just recently had increased to 70 as of September. The oncologist I’m seeing is not
Ask the Doctor Question: I was recently diagnosed with CLL / SLL after a core needle biopsy of a lymph node from my armpit. I have seen two CLL specialists and have been staged 2-3. I have had extensive blood work, including
Ask the Doctor Question: My sister is now 29 years old and accidentally recognized she has high WBC – 42, then 37, 30, and 40. Without any symptoms, her doctor has said she has CLL (cancer). My sister has no
Ask the Lab Scientist Question: I have been diagnosed with CLL and in Watch and Wait. How does one know when you are eminently compromised? What is my risk level? How effective has the COVID shots been? Answer: Only an extremely
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