Acute Myelogenous Leukemia (AML) Support Group
Acute myelogenous leukemia (AML), also known as acute myeloid leukemia, is a cancer of the myeloid line of blood cells. Patients with AML usually present with symptoms such as fatigue, bleeding, infection, prompting medical attention. An abnormal blood test reading will then result in further testing in a hospital with a hematologist to determine AML.
We need your optimisms and energy.
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Andrea
Nothing to add, except this....I love you guy! Now get well.
Cliff
sorry for delay on update. Since I got here , B & Ws, have had no energy. First time in a long my IPad has been within reach and not used.
Have had far lot of test, some of which I hope never have again. Started with low SpO2 but with A-flutter and now A-fib.no energy at all. The brain trust is stuck which doesn't bide well for tours reply.
Again, thanks ;for all your prayers. Will write more when I hane the energy.
Ollie
Bless you! It is so good to hear from you! Heart and oxygenation issues sure can make you down for the count, so glad you are recovering! I just was released from the hospital and I can barely keep my eyes open between moving from the chair to the couch! You must be extremely tired with all you have been going through. Praying for you and your family daily, praying for a quick recovery for you!
Take Care,
Suzanne
Suzanne it sounds like you are going through much the same thing -- could well be the meds. Probably not much either of you can do about that now, but perhaps in a few days you can start cutting down on them ... especially the pain killers that tend to keep you in a fog.
We hope and pray for the best for both of you -- dave
I am thrilled to hear your "voice." Just keep letting us know how you are doing. That's all I need to know.
Cliff
I am definitely of of the team that is happy to hear your 'voice'. We are all behind you. Every step. Hang in there. Rest and keep us posted when you can.
Ed
There must surely be a prerequisite for aml to care and worry too much. I've heard from oncology nurses leukemia patients are a different breed to other cancer patients.
Nicole
After many weeks of wondering, I am so happy to "hear" from you. I joined the group a few months ago but I feel I know you for a long time. Reading your posts has always giving me tremendous strength. Praying for you to get better each day and recover soon!
Violet
hope you are feeling better day by day.
Donna
Great to finally see a response. I wanted to come on Friday, but the doctors told me I have bronchitis, so I didn't want to get you sick. Let me know if you are up for a call or anything. Email is the same. So glad we got to meet before all this started. Feel better soon. I am still going to hold you to that tv thing, with us both as survivors. So feel better.