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That's seems a little unusual, because if the Gleevec loses it efficacy,

there are other drugs including

Sprycel, that are alternatives to Gleevec. In fact, Sprycel is considered

much more powerful than Gleevec. You probably know this already.

However, I was asked early in my treatment to go to a BMT center and be

tested, which I did. It was found that my brother is a donor match and if

needed, I could have a BMT. The transplant doctor did not recommend a BMT, in

fact

she counseled me against it. She said that Gleevec was the front line

therapy and that I should stay on that as long as I can.

If he is only doing it for testing purposes, then you may at least determine

your options. However, I would be very careful in considering a BMT,

especially since you have responded to Gleevec.

With warm regards,

Matt

ville, FL

DX January of 2005

Gleevec Since May 2005

Father of 3

mtmaynor@...

In a message dated 1/19/2007 5:13:52 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

formiga101@... writes:

Hello my name is , I don't post often but I read everyone's

post. I am 25 years old and I was diagnosed with CML in November

2003. I have been taking Gleevec 400mg since the day I was diagnosed.

Not to many side affects bone pain in the beginning but that went away

after about 2 years. I get a little sick sometimes after taking

Gleevec but nothing to major. My PCR has been good since January 2006,

and continue to look good. I went in for my 4 month appt. and my

doctor is pushing me to talk to the transplant specialist in case the

Gleevec stops working. They have already called me back today to set

up an appt. to talk about the procedures of transplant and to get my

siblings testes. I am very scared and confused and not sure what to

do. I would to hear your comments.

DX 2003, at the age of 22

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Hi ,

My name is Lynn, and I was diagnosed with CML a month after you in

December, 2003. I am now 44.

You know what? My first Hem/Onc really pushed me for transplant

too. Although I was doing fabulously on Gleevec, he was very old

school, and didn't believe that Gleevec could give me durable, long

term results.

I had my siblings tested, and neither were acceptable matches. I

also had a consult at the Fred Hutchinson Center, in Seattle, near

where I live. They gave me the pro's and cons of the procedure, and

later, after returning, I wrote a huge list of pros vs. cons on a

piece of paper. It not only had to do with health, but insurance,

living arrangments, spouse, children, caretakers, pets and lots and

lots of money. For myself, the cons ran off the page.

When you go to a transplant center, they are going to push for what

they do, transplants. Plain and simple, they are a business first.

My first Hem/Onc and I really had it out one day, when I told him I

was making a choice NOT to have a tranpslant. He demanded that I

do, and when I flat out refused, he yelled at me and reamed me and

put me to tears. He refused to look at any data that I had gathered

about mortality rates of transplant vs Gleevec! I walked out of his

office, and when he said, " Where are you going? " I said, " I'm

leaving and I'm FIRING YOU! " .. 3 months later, he retired!

If you haven't spoken and had a consultation with a notable CML

specialist, I would suggest you start there.

I realize you are quite young to be diagnosed with such a sucky long

term disease, like CML, but you have many choices available to you.

Think long and hard.

Hopefully, you will get much more input from the others on this

list.

Sincerely and best wishes,

Lynn (Snickersunny)

Dx'd 12/03

PCRU

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> Hello my name is , I don't post often but I read everyone's

> post. I am 25 years old and I was diagnosed with CML in November

> 2003. I have been taking Gleevec 400mg since the day I was

diagnosed.

> Not to many side affects bone pain in the beginning but that went

away

> after about 2 years. I get a little sick sometimes after taking

> Gleevec but nothing to major. My PCR has been good since January

2006,

> and continue to look good. I went in for my 4 month appt. and my

> doctor is pushing me to talk to the transplant specialist in case

the

> Gleevec stops working. They have already called me back today to

set

> up an appt. to talk about the procedures of transplant and to get

my

> siblings testes. I am very scared and confused and not sure what

to

> do. I would to hear your comments.

>

>

> DX 2003, at the age of 22

>

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ANDREA THE BMT IS NOT A SLAM DUNK,THER HAS BEEN MANY POST OF DEATH FROM

BMT.DON'T CROSS THE BRIDGE UNTIL YOU HAVE TO.SEEMS TO ME STAY WHERE YOU ARE.GOOD

LUCK PAUL TN. DXT DEC23 06 STILL 3% ON LAST TEST

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Hello my name is , I don't post often but I read everyone's

post. I am 25 years old and I was diagnosed with CML in November

2003. I have been taking Gleevec 400mg since the day I was diagnosed.

Not to many side affects bone pain in the beginning but that went away

after about 2 years. I get a little sick sometimes after taking

Gleevec but nothing to major. My PCR has been good since January 2006,

and continue to look good. I went in for my 4 month appt. and my

doctor is pushing me to talk to the transplant specialist in case the

Gleevec stops working. They have already called me back today to set

up an appt. to talk about the procedures of transplant and to get my

siblings testes. I am very scared and confused and not sure what to

do. I would to hear your comments.

DX 2003, at the age of 22

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Thank you so much for the reply. I know that there are so much

different drugs out there. I will just have to be strong and stick

to what I belive in. Thank you so much again.

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> That's seems a little unusual, because if the Gleevec loses it

efficacy,

> there are other drugs including

> Sprycel, that are alternatives to Gleevec. In fact, Sprycel is

considered

> much more powerful than Gleevec. You probably know this already.

>

> However, I was asked early in my treatment to go to a BMT center

and be

> tested, which I did. It was found that my brother is a donor

match and if

> needed, I could have a BMT. The transplant doctor did not

recommend a BMT, in fact

> she counseled me against it. She said that Gleevec was the front

line

> therapy and that I should stay on that as long as I can.

>

> If he is only doing it for testing purposes, then you may at

least determine

> your options. However, I would be very careful in considering a

BMT,

> especially since you have responded to Gleevec.

>

> With warm regards,

> Matt

> ville, FL

> DX January of 2005

> Gleevec Since May 2005

> Father of 3

> mtmaynor@...

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>

>

> In a message dated 1/19/2007 5:13:52 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> formiga101@... writes:

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>

>

> Hello my name is , I don't post often but I read everyone's

> post. I am 25 years old and I was diagnosed with CML in November

> 2003. I have been taking Gleevec 400mg since the day I was

diagnosed.

> Not to many side affects bone pain in the beginning but that went

away

> after about 2 years. I get a little sick sometimes after taking

> Gleevec but nothing to major. My PCR has been good since January

2006,

> and continue to look good. I went in for my 4 month appt. and my

> doctor is pushing me to talk to the transplant specialist in case

the

> Gleevec stops working. They have already called me back today to

set

> up an appt. to talk about the procedures of transplant and to get

my

> siblings testes. I am very scared and confused and not sure what

to

> do. I would to hear your comments.

>

>

> DX 2003, at the age of 22

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Lynn

Thank you so much for your reply. This groups means so much to me,

its eaiser to tal to someone that is on the same road that im. Like

they say its eaiser to say then to do. Well in the case where all on

the same road, not its not as easy to say. I hope you understand

what Im trying to stay. We all have to stay stong so that we can all

beat this and hopefully one day put it in the past.

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> > Hello my name is , I don't post often but I read

everyone's

> > post. I am 25 years old and I was diagnosed with CML in

November

> > 2003. I have been taking Gleevec 400mg since the day I was

> diagnosed.

> > Not to many side affects bone pain in the beginning but that

went

> away

> > after about 2 years. I get a little sick sometimes after taking

> > Gleevec but nothing to major. My PCR has been good since January

> 2006,

> > and continue to look good. I went in for my 4 month appt. and

my

> > doctor is pushing me to talk to the transplant specialist in

case

> the

> > Gleevec stops working. They have already called me back today to

> set

> > up an appt. to talk about the procedures of transplant and to

get

> my

> > siblings testes. I am very scared and confused and not sure what

> to

> > do. I would to hear your comments.

> >

> >

> > DX 2003, at the age of 22

> >

>

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Thank you for the replay . Its so much eaiser hearing so

respones from this group then from a whole bunch of different

doctors.

>

> ANDREA THE BMT IS NOT A SLAM DUNK,THER HAS BEEN MANY POST OF DEATH

FROM BMT.DON'T CROSS THE BRIDGE UNTIL YOU HAVE TO.SEEMS TO ME STAY

WHERE YOU ARE.GOOD LUCK PAUL TN. DXT

DEC23 06 STILL 3% ON LAST TEST

>

>

> [ ] Please Read,

>

> Hello my name is , I don't post often but I read everyone's

> post. I am 25 years old and I was diagnosed with CML in November

> 2003. I have been taking Gleevec 400mg since the day I was

diagnosed.

> Not to many side affects bone pain in the beginning but that went

away

> after about 2 years. I get a little sick sometimes after taking

> Gleevec but nothing to major. My PCR has been good since January

2006,

> and continue to look good. I went in for my 4 month appt. and my

> doctor is pushing me to talk to the transplant specialist in case

the

> Gleevec stops working. They have already called me back today to

set

> up an appt. to talk about the procedures of transplant and to get

my

> siblings testes. I am very scared and confused and not sure what

to

> do. I would to hear your comments.

>

>

> DX 2003, at the age of 22

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

_____________________________________________________________________

_______________

> Food fight? Enjoy some healthy debate

> in the Answers Food & Drink Q & A.

> http://answers./dir/?link=list & sid=396545367

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Hi ,

If I had the choice I would opt for the Gleevec first and any other

drug that is available.

I am 59 and when I discovered I had CML, 3 years ago, my Dr. did test

me and found my sister to be a good match.

My Dr. was in charge of BMT and still said that Gleevec was the best

way to go, because of my age.

That is why I would advise the drug therapies first, you still have

any number of years and the BMT is a great fall back.

Hope all goes well with you.

Regards,

Terry

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > :

> >

> > That's seems a little unusual, because if the Gleevec loses it

> efficacy,

> > there are other drugs including

> > Sprycel, that are alternatives to Gleevec. In fact, Sprycel is

> considered

> > much more powerful than Gleevec. You probably know this already.

> >

> > However, I was asked early in my treatment to go to a BMT center

> and be

> > tested, which I did. It was found that my brother is a donor

> match and if

> > needed, I could have a BMT. The transplant doctor did not

> recommend a BMT, in fact

> > she counseled me against it. She said that Gleevec was the front

> line

> > therapy and that I should stay on that as long as I can.

> >

> > If he is only doing it for testing purposes, then you may at

> least determine

> > your options. However, I would be very careful in considering a

> BMT,

> > especially since you have responded to Gleevec.

> >

> > With warm regards,

> > Matt

> > ville, FL

> > DX January of 2005

> > Gleevec Since May 2005

> > Father of 3

> > mtmaynor@

> >

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 1/19/2007 5:13:52 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> > formiga101@ writes:

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Hello my name is , I don't post often but I read everyone's

> > post. I am 25 years old and I was diagnosed with CML in November

> > 2003. I have been taking Gleevec 400mg since the day I was

> diagnosed.

> > Not to many side affects bone pain in the beginning but that went

> away

> > after about 2 years. I get a little sick sometimes after taking

> > Gleevec but nothing to major. My PCR has been good since January

> 2006,

> > and continue to look good. I went in for my 4 month appt. and my

> > doctor is pushing me to talk to the transplant specialist in case

> the

> > Gleevec stops working. They have already called me back today to

> set

> > up an appt. to talk about the procedures of transplant and to get

> my

> > siblings testes. I am very scared and confused and not sure what

> to

> > do. I would to hear your comments.

> >

> >

> > DX 2003, at the age of 22

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Hi andrea,

My name is jamal, i am a father of Zina, she is 5 and was diagnosed

aug-2006. She is now on glevic and responding well. We did the HLA

tests and her brother matched with her.

I want to tell you just a single word. " Your Choice " . At the end you

will be the one to choose your steps and options. You can do the HLA

tests, Set for BMT consultation. But at the end you will choose.

For myself, Zina will continue on Glevic and thanks GOD there exists

another drugs for glevic resistense. I pray to GOD to have a curing

drug or procedure in the future that is safe and for that i will

continue on Glevic for her.

Your Choice,Your choice,Your Choice. Hear from all, and YOU decide.

Regards

jamal

> > >

> > > Hello my name is , I don't post often but I read

> everyone's

> > > post. I am 25 years old and I was diagnosed with CML in

> November

> > > 2003. I have been taking Gleevec 400mg since the day I was

> > diagnosed.

> > > Not to many side affects bone pain in the beginning but that

> went

> > away

> > > after about 2 years. I get a little sick sometimes after

taking

> > > Gleevec but nothing to major. My PCR has been good since

January

> > 2006,

> > > and continue to look good. I went in for my 4 month appt. and

> my

> > > doctor is pushing me to talk to the transplant specialist in

> case

> > the

> > > Gleevec stops working. They have already called me back today

to

> > set

> > > up an appt. to talk about the procedures of transplant and to

> get

> > my

> > > siblings testes. I am very scared and confused and not sure

what

> > to

> > > do. I would to hear your comments.

> > >

> > >

> > > DX 2003, at the age of 22

> > >

> >

>

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I think your missing the point, The pigs were totally saturated, ( oxygen

into the tissue, that is what HBOT does at deeper depths) then the blood was

removed and replaced for a short time with saline.

IN other words, HBOT goes into the liquid part of the blood, from there into

the tissue, keeping the tissue alive and for a very short time you are able

to live with out blood.

The POINT of the study was to show the deep saturation effect of HBOT,

keeping the brain, and other organs alive apart from having a blood supply.

NOW if you had a wound or lets say a severed arm, they could keep the arm

alive and transplant it because the tissue and or organ is still living.

This has huge implications in the field of brain recovery! and organ

transplantation!

I hope this helps you understand the great results of this very impressive

very early study!

So in brain injury, it will keep the brain full tissue oxygenated while it

regrows new blood vessels!

CHT

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ORIGINAL PAPERS

Life without Blood

1959

(A study of the influence of high atmospheric pressure and hypothermia on

dilution of the blood)

I. BOEREMA (*), N.G. MEYNE, W. K. BRUMMELKAMP S. BOUMA, M.H. MENSCH, F.

KAMERMANS. M. STERN HANF and W. VAN. AALDEREN.

(From the Surgical Department of the University of Amsterdam)

Summary

The authors lowered the level of hemoglobin in young pigs to 0.4 per cent,

exchanging the blood by plasma or by rheomacrodex. The animals, breathing

oxygen at a pressure of 3 atmospheres in a high-pressure tank, lived for 45

minutes with a level of hemoglobin not compatible with life when at normal

atmospheric pressure. During all this time the EEG showed no pathological

changes, the circulation and blood pressure remained spontaneously normal.

Recovery was uneventful after re-infusion of normal blood.

(*) Professor of Surgery

J Cardiovasc Surg 1959;13: 133-146

Reprinted with Permission

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