tileace24

Male age 63 diagnosed in September of this year. He has AML high risk. Are you getting a bone marrow transplant? They are looking for a donor presently...

YES doctors are very hard to get answers that is why in the past few weeks I have been making calls trying to learn more about this AML I did not know nothing I think that I am understanding things better I now have a mentor that I got from the cancer support group now he calls me every week and has thought me so much I will get you email address for you to get one IMMERMAN ANGEL GROUP I hope I got it right not to good at computer. as for chemo wow did they ever loaded me 30 of them and lots of blood transfusion I wish we could chat directly so we could really talk tonight I am going on a leukemia chat line supportcentre@llsorg I know one thing I have no memory lol this chat line is on every Thursday night at 8.p.m. hopefull I will hear from you soon, bye for now Jacquie

hi new friend, sorry I have not been on the computer for a day I have had lots of appointments dentist after chemo it seems everything goes wrong, I am 67 I got AML dec 26th,2014 was rushed to the cancer hospital. answer t your questions no surgery- no radiation-lots of chemo and blood transfusion I am now in remission since july 2014. I am so sorry I have not yet finished my profile and hopefully I will soon I am not very good on the computer so it takes me awhile to figure things out. I will answer all your questions and all our fears I understand what you are going through so do not hesitate to talk to me at any time. GOD BLESS YOU my name is JACQUIE

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