Good luck with everything. This is another frustrating part of having CML.
Livia
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Hi Livia, the company I was with was Crown Cork & Seal and the phamacy was
with CareMa
In a message dated 11/28/2007 12:30:58 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
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Hi Livia, the company I was with was Crown Cork & Seal and the phamacy was
with CareMark and they not covering my drugs anymore. They said I had to get
Medicare Prescription Plan D.
Thanks,
Jeanie<3
And the company was blue cross blue shield? Because I have this insurance
company through my work. Did they stop covering Gleevec?
Livia
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Hi Livia,
I had private insurance through my hubby's company.
I'm working on it so keep up the prays and thanks.
Jean
Hi Livia,
I had private insurance through my hubby's company.
I'm working on it so keep up the prays and thanks.
Jeanie<3
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Thank you. I am not catching up on my emails but are you employeed somewhere
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Thanks Susan. You are so right about venting here... :) Where else would I go?
I also hope and try to be patient to wait for my next PCR result. I believe
that it is normal that it fluctuates, so I just hope that it is my case.
And you are right... no shoulder to cry on... no ears to listen to
Thank you. I am not catching up on my emails but are you employeed somewhere or
you just pay an insurance by yorselve? I can't even imagine losing my job
because my husband doesn't have an insurance so I would stay without a
treatment I guess. I am not an American so I would not qualify for Medi
Hi Livia,
I know what you are going through. After 3/12 years with blood work coming
back perfect, my platelets shot way up. My onc increased my Gleevec to 600
mgs and needless to say, side effects reared their ugly heads. The Blood
counts are now playing yoyo and I have to have my cbcs
My dear livia:
It is okay to cry...it is okay to vent as you did here...all
of us dx'ed with CML feel the need to do this occasionally because of
frustrations of one thing or another, whether it be the doctor we are
seeing who seems a bit "uncaring" or problems in the lab, problems
with i
Livia,
It is difficult when so many things are coming together at the same
time. In percentage terms, your PCR went from .01% to .04%. When the
results are shown in that way, they do not look as bad. Shortly you
will have the results of the PCR from the sample taken yesterday, and
that will pro
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