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[Guest guest]

Tammie,

My doc said the same as yours. Get rid of it now before it gets worse.

Once I started I wasn't about to quit, just my nature. In hindsight, since the

treatment failed, I should have quit. My red and white counts were too low, and

I had to take too much neupogen to keep it up. The epogen was no problem. The

result was headaches I could hardly stand. Medication over the following almost

three years made things worse. Thank God the pain is better and I am off the

medication. My prayers are with you for success. It does work sometimes. But

if the going gets too tough, it is no shame to quit. Sometimes a person's body

just cannot tolerate all that poison and rebels. Terry

[Guest guest]

Tammie,

My doc said the same as yours. Get rid of it now before it gets worse.

Once I started I wasn't about to quit, just my nature. In hindsight, since the

treatment failed, I should have quit. My red and white counts were too low, and

I had to take too much neupogen to keep it up. The epogen was no problem. The

result was headaches I could hardly stand. Medication over the following almost

three years made things worse. Thank God the pain is better and I am off the

medication. My prayers are with you for success. It does work sometimes. But

if the going gets too tough, it is no shame to quit. Sometimes a person's body

just cannot tolerate all that poison and rebels. Terry

[Guest guest]

Tammie,

My doc said the same as yours. Get rid of it now before it gets worse.

Once I started I wasn't about to quit, just my nature. In hindsight, since the

treatment failed, I should have quit. My red and white counts were too low, and

I had to take too much neupogen to keep it up. The epogen was no problem. The

result was headaches I could hardly stand. Medication over the following almost

three years made things worse. Thank God the pain is better and I am off the

medication. My prayers are with you for success. It does work sometimes. But

if the going gets too tough, it is no shame to quit. Sometimes a person's body

just cannot tolerate all that poison and rebels. Terry

[Guest guest]

Tammie,

My doc said the same as yours. Get rid of it now before it gets worse.

Once I started I wasn't about to quit, just my nature. In hindsight, since the

treatment failed, I should have quit. My red and white counts were too low, and

I had to take too much neupogen to keep it up. The epogen was no problem. The

result was headaches I could hardly stand. Medication over the following almost

three years made things worse. Thank God the pain is better and I am off the

medication. My prayers are with you for success. It does work sometimes. But

if the going gets too tough, it is no shame to quit. Sometimes a person's body

just cannot tolerate all that poison and rebels. Terry