Re: Impact of CAL-101 on Quality of Life

[Guest guest]

I have been on cal 101 for a year now and I was in very bad shape with

the 11 and 13 but not the 17 but my cll was very aggressive I've been

fighting for nine years now since diagnosed . I am not in remission

but I am not getting transfusions every week anymore I am told when

the time comes I will have to do a bone marrow transplant if I want to

see my grandchildren. It's not easy and I would not be here today if

not for cal101.

Suzanne follow-up (appended by Moderator):

I meant to say when cal101 stops working for me then I have to have

the NMR since I am young enough to do it I'm told at age 60