Genie and Lottie

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Genie and Lottie

Nice photos in the album

Great to put a face to your posts Genie

Great photo of Jimmy and Lottie -

I thought you said you knew little about drinking and did I not sight

a glass of RED - noticed the Red was in front of Jimmy - obviously

pushed the glass in front of Jimmy for the photo - so you will have

to convince me Lottie, about the Vodkas, Crown Largers etc ......

LOL

Have you given Jimmy a Bell so he can tinkle it if he wants you

while he is gets to his well self. I did not have a bell, just a

mobile phone to ring my husband if he was in the back paddocks, so he

would come up to the house.

Keep Well

Sue (Australia)

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> Hello Genie

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> I am also quite new to this group and found great support.

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> I have just had a hysterectomy and quite a time with glivec and

hormones, so it was great that (Downunder)

> confirmed with Dr that yes, glivec has hormone impact. (He

did not state what impact though).

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> For the Living Stuff and not the Techno stuff.

> I live some 40kms out of our regional centre and drove for the

first time today.

> Looked a treat, pillow stuck in front of my belly with seat belt

strapped around me.

> Looked like a pregnant lady - truck drivers looking down into my

car must of gone " What the... "

> As long as I go forward and do not reverse - am A-OK - should use

my mirrors more.

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> Went to the surgeon yesterday, gave me the A-OK and 3 months of

work.

> As stated yesterday, it is great when you have share-care

medical working as part of your health team

> as both my haemoltoligist (Clincial Assoc. Professor) and the

Specialist Onocology Gyno both worked together

> to stop my bleeding problem. Both these guys thought the bleeding

problem was due to glivec, cml and age

> as a combination, who knows. All pathology clear so that is

something else not to worry about.

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> Someone else with CML

> I agree with Lottie:

> I met someone at a seminar for blood cancers.

> Put up your hand who had what blood cancer - went thru the list -

until the facilitators got to CML

> and out of about 100 people another person put up their hand. We

both screamed and hugged.

> Everyone laughed as our reaction was at the sametime. It was very

exciting, to find someone else with your condition in the Flesh.

> The young woman lived in my home State but quite away from where I

live so we chatted and are in contact.

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> So no techno stuff from me but a warm welcome

> Cheers

> Sue (Australia)

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