Hi SuzieQ:
I had a ton of x-rays when I was 14 years old due to a fracture of my
left wrist. They could not get the bones to heal, so weekly calcium
shots and constant xrays were performed. After 9 months, my arm
finally healed. Then, as an adult, I worked in a hospital where this
small room was
Jim:
I asked my first doctor about this very same thing in the
beginning ...my mother was the one who told me to ask him if
having an extreme amount of x-rays done might cause this. When I was
13 yrs old back in the mid-sixties.I had scoliosis very bad that
they had to remove a rib and
Thanks Susan,
I have e-mailed Dr. Druker and he always answers right back; he is great!!!
I was in the every week thing forever it seemed.
Now it's once a month. I still get my blood tested every 2 weeks though.
Blessings and hugs,
Jeanie3
In a message dated 7/31/2008 8:22:11 A.M. Pacific
Not knowing anything about radiation I must inquire regarding x-rays and the
bomb type of same! During my younger years I had lots of x-rays would that
figure into the cml?
Jim Rodeghier
Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For what it's worth, there's a pretty well-established link between
For what it's worth, there's a pretty well-established link between
ionizing radiation and CML. Try Googling CML Hiroshima or CML
Nagasaki. In the end, though, it's highly unlikely we'll ever figure
out why we have CML; far better to just be thankful we have treatment
options. Perry
Jeanie:
I see Dr. Druker every six months. My local oncologist I see every
month...just got promoted since I had to see him every week, then
every 2 weeks and now we are doing it month...like a breath of fresh
air
Hugs,
Susan
PS how often do you see Dr Druker and is the only Onc you
Hi Susan,
I had this theory that goes along what you are saying.
I have always been healthy, but in 1998, my hubby died due to complication
of heart disease.
We were child-hood sweethearts and had been together 42 years. I just
couldn't shake the grief over his loss, and after about 6 years
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