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Old Sat Feb 18, 2012, 11:19 PM
mausmish mausmish is offline
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Danny, I'm doing extemely well, thanks! I'm no expert but I'm of the impression that the Vidaza treatments usually continue until they quit working (or have some contraindicating side effect) or until one has a transplant. I hope others more knowledgeable will correct me if I'm wrong! For me, Vidaza felt like a miracle drug. I'm so happy it was available and worked for me. -Karen
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Karen, age 62, dx MDS RAEB-2 1/8/10: pancytopenia WBC 2.7k/Hgb 7.4/Hct 22.1/Plt 19k; complex cytogenetics -3,del(5)(q14q33),-6,+8,+mar,17% blasts. MUD BMT Johns Hopkins 11/30/10. Dx tongue cancer 8/31/12. ok now. blog mausmarrow.com
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