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Hello,
I was wondering if anyone had experience of living with CLL.
A very close relative was diagnosed with it earlier in the year (stage A) and while I understand many people will stay at this stage for a considerable time (I'm led to believe this can be years in many cases), I was wondering if there are any avoidable factors that could accelerate progression to the next stage or whether it's just a matter of trying to live as normally/healthily as possible with some luck thrown in?
There's lots to read on the internet about it, but it's nice to have the insight of others who have actually been there.
I was wondering if anyone had experience of living with CLL.
A very close relative was diagnosed with it earlier in the year (stage A) and while I understand many people will stay at this stage for a considerable time (I'm led to believe this can be years in many cases), I was wondering if there are any avoidable factors that could accelerate progression to the next stage or whether it's just a matter of trying to live as normally/healthily as possible with some luck thrown in?
There's lots to read on the internet about it, but it's nice to have the insight of others who have actually been there.
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