Congrats on your 2 years. The side effects when taking 4pills which is 560 mg. I broke out in a rash on my whole body and mouth sores. they have put me on 3 pills 420mg and those have subsided. the ones I still have are body aches, tiredness, cramps in legs and feet. I have only been on the med for a month now so we are fine tuning it. I go for my scans next month to see if it is working. You take this everyday and they told me at least a year. I am still working 32 hrs a week.
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camperchef wrote on franhh's wall
I am a Mantel Cell Survivor. First diagnosed over two years ago. I am 67 years old and was diagnosed with stage 4 just like you. After (R?)CHOP chemo I went into remission. Then I had a stem cell transplant. Now after two years there appears to be a recurrence. We are still investigating to find out what it is. Mantel cell is very stubborn and there is a high likelihood of relapse. I would be happy to answer any questions that you might have.
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camperchef wrote on Jglover323's wall
Congratulations on your remmission. I was diagnosed about 3 years ago. Have been off treatment for two years after going thru stem cell treatment. I wish you continued success.
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camperchef wrote on Halfpint's wall
I am a Mantel Cell survivor. Almost 2 years now. I opted for the Stem Cell transplant treatment. Will be going back to my Oncologist for my every 6 month follow up in June. At my last visit he told me about inbrutinib. He spoke of it very highly. Would like to know what side affects are affecting you.
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camperchef
over 3 years agoCongrats on your stamina to keep going 32 hours a week. I appreciate the insight on the inbrutinib. I hope it all comes together for you and you kick that nasty thing back. Do you mind if I ask you if your health insurance is covering the cost of the meds? Aprox. price?
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camperchef shared an experience
Milestones (Cancer free scan): Just finished my 18 month scans and blood work since my stem cell transplant. Cancer free. This is the second scan in 6 months that has not shown any cancer. Living and loving life. All those prayers certainly worked. The doctors did a good job too.
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Powerofhope
over 3 years agoGreat to hear that!! Keep living and loving life, it will protect you and keep you healthy and feeling good.
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camperchef wrote on SharonG's wall
I am a Mantel Cell Lymphoma, Stage four, survivor. Diagnosed a year ago last November. Went thru RCHOP Chemo. It did the trick. Liv in Miami FL and went thru Mt. Sinai Hospital. RCHOP did the job for me. After Chemo treatment I decided to go thru Stem Cell Transplant to give me a better chance of keeping away from cancer for a longer time. All has worked. Hearing the words "complete remission" is the sweetest thing ever. Good luck to you. This cancer can be beat.
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SharonG
over 4 years agoI really needed to hear this . Thanks . I have it quite widespread , so I'd be more than happy to have a stem cell to hopefully "cure" this cancer . I haven't seen much on the web in regards to positive outcomes . So I'm pleased you wrote , and I wish you continued health .
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camperchef wrote on cools's wall
Welcome to the page. I was diagnosed with Mantel Cell type Non Hodgkins Lymphoma a little over a year ago. Am now Cancer free. Any questions? Happy to assist. Scary, isn't it?
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SherrySwett
over 4 years agoI was diagnosed with Mantle Cell lymphoma three years ago in January. By May I was cancer free. Had a stem cell transplant in August of the same year. I have been cancer free ever since. I feel great most of the time now. I thank God and my family and friends for my recovery.
