LGL Leukemia - Stem cell transplant or Bone Marrow Transplant - have you had one?
Dear LGL family,
Yes, at 25 I was told my a specialist I had LGL - Leukemia. He said it was found mainly in women and men in their 60's. I know I love to craft - crochet and knit and be a 'granny' at heart but I was relieved to find there was a reason behind the skin infections and mouth ulcers I had suffered from for years. I got on with life. I felt so good after a week of GCSF
Now after perhaps 15 years of GCSF, a year of Cyclosporine (big failure), recent Methotrexate, 4 hospital visits on intravenous antibiotics (over the years) and 16 months of chronic illness including a hospital stay, anemia, infections and daily antibiotics for numerous infections, including 6 weeks of gum disease - I am down for a Stem cell transplant or Bone Marrow transplant when a donor is found.
Yes, I always though I was 'unlucky but lucky' compared to other cancer patients in my ward. Has anyone had one.
regards Yarnwrap in Melbourne
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