Living with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL)

May 18, 2022

Topics Covered
We invite you to learn more about:
• Treatment goals for a chronic disease
• New and emerging therapies for CLL
• Side-effects management
• The importance of open communication with your healthcare team

Speaker
Stephen E. Spurgeon, MD
Associate Professor of Medicine
School of Medicine
Oregon Health & Science University
Hematology/Oncology
Portland, OR

[MouZ]

I got diagnosed with CLL yesterday at age 32 and found this video very helpfull. Will see how my CLL will turn out in a few weeks.

[marilyncrutchfield]

My heart goes out to the people that have it

[paulinemcallister]

I got it 2years ago and took no vaccines and seen family in lockdown being well bad sweats in day and tiered all the he time my blood s were better last 4mons ago doctor was pleased thanks 😊🙏🌌🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🌹🌻🌟 nanapolly Scotland x

[mdrahamatullahmd]

I am diagnosed with cll cancer. I got this disease some eight months ago. After all primary stage checks up and clinical investigation three cycle of chemotherapy was administered and currently I am taking two tablets of ibrutinib daily. I am doing well but one thing that is troubling me much and making me puzzled and anxious is that my body weight is decreasing gradually. I am taking balanced diet despite why is it happening so. Please give any medical tips for longer survival and living better.

[Gigigabo]

Sorry to hear that Christian. . 🙏🏻 Did you find any of your high readings around the time of vaccines? 😕. Did they tell you which mutation it is? 🙏🏻😕