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> It has been less than a week since I received my diagnosis of SLL! I

> am going to Mayo Clinic next week for a closer look. Is there anyone

> in this group who has SLL?

I was diagnosed with indolent SLL in August 2000, stage 4.

Went to MDA. Asymtomatic .No treatment so far...have been on W & W.

Go with the flow,. SLL is a slow -grower.

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[Guest guest]

I havev SLL, stage 4, and CLL, stage 1. I am still

watch and wait (w & w) and have no discomfort and have

had no treatment. I was diagnosed by a biopsy on an

enlarged lymph node that appeared in my mammogram for

three years. I am as active as I have ever been and

have a great life. You probably will also! Carolyn,

age 77, dx 9/04.

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> > It has been less than a week since I received my

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> > am going to Mayo Clinic next week for a closer

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> been on W & W.

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I was diagnosed with stage 4 SLL in 2001. My biopsy was taken in Kenosha, WI

and sent to Mayo for the diagnosis. I'm 60 years old and am on watch and wait.

I've always felt pretty good--just a little tired. My wbc goes up each time I

have a blood test and my lumph nodes seem to stay about the same. Good luck.

Arlene

Schoenknecht <thbolt@...> wrote:

Hi

It has been less than a week since I received my diagnosis of SLL! I

am going to Mayo Clinic next week for a closer look. Is there anyone

in this group who has SLL?

in Waukesha