Homoherringtonine

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

I was not aware of the name of the drug when I responded to your post. This

drug has been around for a while, and called homoherringtonine at the time

(HHT). I was on it in 2000, along with Inteferon. I know there are several

people in this group who were also on it. I think if anyone is going to

" shelve " it, they should as least talk to the patients who benefited from it. I

hope your source was in error and that they are going to continue to manufacture

this drug. These mutations prevent patients from receiving any type of recovery

with CML, so I am wondering why they would target these people who would not

have access to this drug, unless the drug company agreed to release it on a

basis of need.

Hands & hearts,

Lottie Duthu

[Guest guest]

Thank you all for the information - I hope you are right Lottie, being new to

all this I just listen to what I am told and try to take it all in.

Thats why I rely on 2nd opinions from sites like this that are so helpful.

I really appreciate everyones time.

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> Dear ,

> I was not aware of the name of the drug when I responded to your post.

This drug has been around for a while, and called homoherringtonine at the time

(HHT). I was on it in 2000, along with Inteferon. I know there are several

people in this group who were also on it. I think if anyone is going to

" shelve " it, they should as least talk to the patients who benefited from it. I

hope your source was in error and that they are going to continue to manufacture

this drug. These mutations prevent patients from receiving any type of recovery

with CML, so I am wondering why they would target these people who would not

have access to this drug, unless the drug company agreed to release it on a

basis of need.

> Hands & hearts,

> Lottie Duthu

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