Hello All,
A fellow CMLer, Glenn from Michigan has taken on the initiative of
having us all be united for 5 minutes to pray/meditate for a cure.
Just visit his website www.5minutesforacure.org and download a copy of
the brochure and sign the guestbook while you are there!
Joining together will
Hi! I live in Minnesota and am cold all the time. The summers are warm, but
I'm still cold. This is definitely not a coincidence. I am pretty convinced
that the CML and/or the Gleevec are causing at least a fair amount of my
struggle with this deep, inner core feeling of being cold.
chris in
Thank you for your post, it made me feel much better.
Greenie
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Hi Lee,
I'm cold most of the time also. We moved from Northwest Indiana to
Springfield, MO. two years also. The winters are not so bad here. I turn the
heat
up, my wife turns it down. I'm going to have to get one of those clear boxes
that cover up the heat control and keep the key.
I also suffered from the cold. I started taking B-12 shots every month and the
cold feeling has gone away.
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: CMLHope@googlegroups.com> Subject: [CMLHope]
> Cold Extremities> Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2007 19:57:56 -0700> > > Hi, everyone.>
> My husband has CML, and has
Lee:
I would have to say the Gleevec. I remember for about the first year
of taking Gleevec, I had these horrible deep chills. They have
subsided now that I've been taking it quite a while. One thing I've
learned..the side affects come and go.don't seem to
stay around all the ti
Lee,
I had the same thing happen to me for about 6 months or so after
starting Gleevec. It went away and hasn't returned in the last 18
months. I do seem to be less tolerant of the cold weather than I used
to be. But that could also be a result of getting older, too.
Bob
On Oct 31, 10:57 pm
In simple terms, Osmolality refers to the level of concentration of
something suspended in solution, such as calcium levels in the blood
plasma. It is like putting sugar into iced tea; the sugar disappears
as it is suspended in the liquid.
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003463.h
Dear Lee, I was dx'd in late 2004 and being cold has been a problem
for me. It did not occur until after I discovered I had CML so I'm not
really sure if it is caused by the CML or Gleevec but I believe it to
be a common complaint from other members of the group. Hopefully
another member of the gr
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