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Kim
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Kim don't worry too much about Alk Phosphatase !
It took me more than a yerar after chemo to have some decent counts and still not normal!. I remember after folfox a was in 3800!.
That's more than most of doctors have ever seen!.Now I'm on 400!.and feel great!.Hope rest of labs going normal next time!
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just hangpete43lost_at_sea said:goodluck kim
dear kim,
i hope your liver and blood counts bounce back.
hugs,
pete
ps my counts are average and i have been reading on the liver ......
see my post about secret joys of chemo
in there girl i have the faith in you...Godbless...johnnybegood -
I have the same issue.
I've been out of treatment since februrary 2008 - radiation and chemo for anal cancer. Both counts continue to be lower than before treatment. I've had all the blood tests and even a bone marrow. There is no evidence of anything so my onc thinks it's my new "normal". He did mention that in very rare occasions one could develop myelodysplastic syndrome about 4-5 years out of treatment. But I think you and I are just experiencing our new normal. -
Hey Kim...dasspears said:I have the same issue.
I've been out of treatment since februrary 2008 - radiation and chemo for anal cancer. Both counts continue to be lower than before treatment. I've had all the blood tests and even a bone marrow. There is no evidence of anything so my onc thinks it's my new "normal". He did mention that in very rare occasions one could develop myelodysplastic syndrome about 4-5 years out of treatment. But I think you and I are just experiencing our new normal.
Girl!!!!!! Look at that pic of you.... it got healthy wrote all over it!!!! Nothing wrong with you girlfriend....... I agree with dasspears....its your new normal. You take care!!
Jennie
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