jhspro…@london2.skn.net (James H. Sproule) wrote:
>I am looking for anyone who has heard of Leukemia going into Remission.
>My father, 78 years old, has had Leukemia for a little over a year now. His
>hemogolbin was going down to about seven and he was getting blood transfusions
>on a monthly basis. Then in about late November of 95′ his hemogolbin started
>to rise on its own. It’s back up to 13 now which is normal. I hate to question
>God’s work but I am afraid I’m getting my hopes up only to be disappointed. I
>am thankful that this has happened. I just want someone to confirm that this
>type of remission is possible.
>Thanx
>James in Kentucky
James, Yes, there have been a few cases of spontaneous remission from
leukemia. Unfortunately, ;these patients often succumb from other
diseases. First things first, though. You didn’t say what kind of
leukemia he has, and how it was diagnosed. Secondly, a remission
cannot be determined from just a CBC –one needs to look at the bone
marrow, too (at least!). Hope he continues to do well! H2
Dear James . . .
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On 12 Jan 1996, James H. Sproule wrote:
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> I am looking for anyone who has heard of Leukemia going into Remission.
> My father, 78 years old, has had Leukemia for a little over a year now. His
> hemogolbin was going down to about seven and he was getting blood transfusions
> on a monthly basis. Then in about late November of 95′ his hemogolbin started
> to rise on its own. It’s back up to 13 now which is normal. I hate to question
> God’s work but I am afraid I’m getting my hopes up only to be disappointed. I
> am thankful that this has happened. I just want someone to confirm that this
> type of remission is possible.
> Thanx
> James in Kentucky
In article <4d4f9f$…@ixnews4.ix.netcom.com>, hhom…@ix.netcom.com
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(Howard Homler) wrote:
> jhspro…@london2.skn.net (James H. Sproule) wrote:
> >I am looking for anyone who has heard of Leukemia going into Remission.
> >My father, 78 years old, has had Leukemia for a little over a year now. His
> >hemogolbin was going down to about seven and he was getting blood
transfusions
> >on a monthly basis. Then in about late November of 95′ his hemogolbin
started
> >to rise on its own. It’s back up to 13 now which is normal. I hate to
question
> >God’s work but I am afraid I’m getting my hopes up only to be
disappointed. I
> >am thankful that this has happened. I just want someone to confirm that this
> >type of remission is possible.
Hi Howard,
A spontanuos remission i s always a possibillity.it´s almost impossible to
tell unless you specify the type of leuchemia tour father suffers from. A
low hemoglobin is nott nesseserly a indication of leuchemia, in his age
(78) a desease named Myelodysplastic Syndrom might cause a distinct drop
of hemoglobin i blood. MDS is normaly treated by blood transfusions. I
have myself MDS and have had a stem cell transplant.
Do come back by direkt e-mail for further information.
Lennart
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lenn…@ivarsson.pp.se (Lennart Ivarsson) wrote:
>In article <4d4f9f$…@ixnews4.ix.netcom.com>, hhom…@ix.netcom.com
>(Howard Homler) wrote:
>> jhspro…@london2.skn.net (James H. Sproule) wrote:
>> >I am looking for anyone who has heard of Leukemia going into Remission.
>> >My father, 78 years old, has had Leukemia for a little over a year now. His
>> >hemogolbin was going down to about seven and he was getting blood
>transfusions
>> >on a monthly basis. Then in about late November of 95′ his hemogolbin
>started
>> >to rise on its own. It’s back up to 13 now which is normal. I hate to
>question
>> >God’s work but I am afraid I’m getting my hopes up only to be
>disappointed. I
>> >am thankful that this has happened. I just want someone to confirm that this
>> >type of remission is possible.
>Hi Howard,
>A spontanuos remission i s always a possibillity.it´s almost impossible to
>tell unless you specify the type of leuchemia tour father suffers from. A
>low hemoglobin is nott nesseserly a indication of leuchemia, in his age
>(78) a desease named Myelodysplastic Syndrom might cause a distinct drop
>of hemoglobin i blood. MDS is normaly treated by blood transfusions. I
>have myself MDS and have had a stem cell transplant.
>Do come back by direkt e-mail for further information.
>Lennart
Hi Lennart:
I certainly agree that spontaneous remissions are always possible. I
also have MDS. Last summer, my platelets were at 35,000, my WBC below 3.
Without any formal medication or transfusions, my platelets are now over
100,000 and my WBC in the low 4′s. My doctor considers me to be in a
form of remission from the refractory anemia, but wouldn’t dare credit
the Chinese herbalist who treated me with herbs for six months in early
’95.
Hope you are well.
Lori L. Toronto, Canada