Re: [MOL] KATHY! [00420] Medicine On Line


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Re: [MOL] KATHY!



Kathy:  I am going to research this information and its side effects tonight
and will get it to you before the day is over.  Thank you for the update;
however things sure changed quickly.  That is why we call this a roller
coaster ride, up and down, up and down, and up.  Your friend, lillian




Warmly, lillian

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----- Original Message -----
From: <Qksk@AOL.COM>
To: <mol-cancer@lists.meds.com>
Sent: Monday, October 11, 1999 7:36 PM
Subject: Re: [MOL] KATHY!


> Hi Lilian,
>
> After I spoke with you we got some discouraging news.  He is having chest
> pains and an EKG showed an irregular heart beat right now.  The doc is
coming
> in tonight to start him on oxygen.  His doc is pure gold.  Works seven
days a
> week and always has time to look in on him.   I will continue to let you
know
> how he is doing.
>
> I did find out some specifics about his treatment so far.  Although my
> spelling may be wrong, during the first 7 days of active treatment he
> received a mixture of IDR/idurubicin and ARA-C.  He has also received two
> spinal infusions of Methatraxine and will receive 3 more over the next 2-3
> weeks.  The preliminary reports came back that the cancer has decreased
> considerably in his spinal fluid.  They did the bone marrow biopsy today
and
> we should hear by Thursday what the results of the IDR and ARA-C
treatments
> have produced.  Although the right side of his face is still paralyzed,
the
> problem with his left eye being stuck at midline has totally dissappeared,
> and the masses on his spine have decreased from 8CM to 4CM.  So most
> everything so far seems to be going in the right direction.
>
> For anyone out there who has been diagnosed with early AML, is there any
> chance he'll get off with just one chemo treatment?  Or is two standard,
and
> maybe three?  Also, because it's centered in his brain, what's the
liklihood
> of him needing a bone marrow transplant?  Is that also a given, or just a
> maybe?
>
> It was very nice to talk to you Lillian... you are just as caring and warm
on
> the phone as you are in these mails zinging back and forth!  Thank you so
> much for your help and support.
>
> Your friend,   Kathy Q
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