APL (M3), which Usually Has Translocation Between Chromosomes 15 and 17 Questions

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    • Tinnieval
    • Question about APL (M3), which Usua...
    over 8 years ago
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    My ? Is is it just me? I am at end of treatment and just so ran down that the thought of going back to work doesn't even seem possible to me

    My dr. Talks about it and I just look with a fog

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    • Tinnieval
    • Question about APL (M3), which Usua...
    about 7 years ago
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    Feeling normal again???

    I still have extreme fatigue. I know I didn't have a cold But! I still feel like one day I will ... Read More

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    • Chadd
    • Question about APL (M3), which Usually ...
    almost 8 years ago
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    Anyone else here have apl leukemia

    Just feeling like nobody understands

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    • Kpsmom
    • Question about APL (M3), which Usually...
    almost 8 years ago
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    Coverage for arsenic

    Hello:) I will be undergoing my consolidation treatment and wondered if anyone received arsenic ... Read More

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  5. over 8 years ago
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    APL

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    • Doe
    • Question about APL (M3), which Usually Ha...
    almost 8 years ago
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    I have AML >APL (M-3).

    I am a female, and at the time of diagnosis (Good Friday 2013), I was a wife to the worlds most... Read More

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