Short and Sweet News: Less CLL (chronic lymphocytic leukemia) cells in my blood than 90 days ago
Good news.
The absolute number of my B cells where my cancer lives dropped by almost 1/5 in the last 3 months from 246 to 216 after slowly climbing over the last year and 1/2.
This is a very welcome and somewhat unexpected finding.
I am planning on it being the start of a new trend in the right direction.
4 plus years on PCI-32765 AKA ibrutinib and counting.
Only time will tell if my resistant sub-clone and with it my CLL is truly shrinking, but the climb has stopped and that is reason to be celebrate.
The absolute number of my B cells where my cancer lives dropped by almost 1/5 in the last 3 months from 246 to 216 after slowly climbing over the last year and 1/2.
This is a very welcome and somewhat unexpected finding.
I am planning on it being the start of a new trend in the right direction.
4 plus years on PCI-32765 AKA ibrutinib and counting.
Only time will tell if my resistant sub-clone and with it my CLL is truly shrinking, but the climb has stopped and that is reason to be celebrate.
Labels: Chronic lymphocytic leukemia, CLL, good news, ibrutinib, PCI-32765
posted by Brian Koffman at
1:13 PM
4 Comments:
Congrats on the "trend in the right direction"....celebrate! I am new to your blog and new to a diagnosis of CLL. Appreciate so much the time you take to share information, and your positive thoughts. Thank you!
Dr. K.
That is wonderful news. Keep those numbers going in the right direction.
Good news! Your fight is our fight.
So glad about this Great News! Celebrate as you deserve it! Big hug!
Facundo
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