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Hi all---

My husband has been on Gleevec (400mg) since last July when diagnosed,

suffered severe neutropenia for 1 month and was hospitalized for 30 days.

Once we got through that, and his body got used to Gleevec, things started

being on the up and up. He feels really good most days, but after taking

Gleevec with his lunch, gets really tired. This usually occurs around 2PM

every day and then he is really tired the rest of the day. (He is currently

staying home with our 1-yr. old, so that makes him tired, too!). Yes, small

price to pay for otherwise feeling well and being alive!

But--tonight he is trying something different (yikes!). Tonight he is taking

Gleevec about an hour before bed, with cereal or oatmeal, or something

rather " carby " . He is nervous, but started thinking that maybe he could try

taking it at night and sleeping through the tiredness!

I have seen past posts about this subject, and wanted to ask again...how

many of you take Gleevec at night? Have some of you tried and it didnt work

out? About 1-2 times per month my husband doesnt eat enough food with it and

has gotten really nauseated, lasts about 30 minutes. I think that is what he

is scared about.

Any comments would be greatly appreciated...

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