Bemerkenswerte Stories eines Patienten mit CLL , unmutierter IGHV, zeigt den Weg zwischen erster Unsicherheit in 2006, die Ärzte sagten ihm, Patienten seiner Kategorie hätten ca. 48 Monate Überlebenszeit, dann FCR in 2007, danach keinerlei Meldung mehr....
und nun im Januar 2016 die nächste Nachricht, das bislang alles zur Zufriedenheit gelaufen ist... das gibt sicher einigen Mitpatienten große Hoffnung. Jeder Verlauf in anders........
Gruss Seoul
Posted: Sun Mar 4th, 2007 06:59 pm
i just went for my 3 month visit, and was told they found CD38 and ZAP70 in my blood. I feel great and my WBC is only 28.10, ABS 20.40 and Lymph %72.6.
I was told if this not get any better in the next 3 months i will have to go through chemo for 6 months (GREAT).
I have been reading some material on CD38 and ZAP70, but i was wondering if anyone out there has gone through this already
Posted: Thu Nov 8th, 2007 03:31 pm
I well, i went and got a second opinion at the James cancer center at Ohio State University (with Dr. Byrd's group). Got the worst news i could possibly get. They ran the FISH test and others, and told me that most people with my condition pass away in 48 months from the time the CLL is found.
Well it's been one year already since it was discovered. They also told me to start chemo asap, but there has been no clinical proof that it will extend you life. So i guess i will be starting the Chemo process in about 30 days.
I will try and keep you all updated.
Posted: Fri Nov 9th, 2007 03:14 pm
Thanks to everyone,
I saw one of Dr. Byrd's associates, and trying to stay positive. I have been taking a Chinese tea from a Chinese herbalist, and starting a Mangosteen Juice today. I will be seeing my Dr. at the Cleveland Clinic on Thursday and will be starting my treatment here in Cleveland. I also plan on staying in close contact with the James center.
I have an appointment to go back to the James Center in 6 months after i have completed my Chemo.
Please let me know how your Transplant goes. My prayers are with you, and with everyone else that have this terrible disease.
1Dave
Posted: Sun Nov 11th, 2007 02:52 pm
i started at the Cleveland Clinic, and they told me to start Chemo
by the first of the year. I felt they were jumping into the Chemo thing to
quickly, so I went to the James Center and after running their test, told
me not to wait until the first of the year, but to start now.
I'm really confused on what is the correct thing to do now.
Posted: Mon Jan 18th, 2016 10:10 pm
Well It's been 8 years since my Chemo, and all is well.
I go every 6 months and my Dr. can't believe how well I'm doing. He keeps asking me what I'm doing. The only thing I take is a drink called Xango. I started drinking 6oz. every day (3oz. in the morning and 3oz. at bed time)right after i finished chemo. don't know if that is helping, but i can't complain of my results. I go to the Dr. for my 6mo. check up in 4 weeks. Fingers crossed.
