T-cell-prolymphocytic leukemia (T-PLL) is a mature T-cell leukemia with aggressive behavior and predilection for blood, bone marrow, lymph nodes, liver, spleen, and skin involvement. T-PLL is a very rare leukemia. Other names include T-cell chronic lymphocytic leukemia, and T-prolymphocytic leukemia/T-cell lymphocytic leukemia. The purpose of this journal is to leave a path for those that are diagnosed with this disease, as others have done for me.
Thursday, November 9, 2017
Post # 74 Happy 7th Birthday post transplant to Bill
We have much to be thankful for. Today marks seven (7) years post transplant for Bill. We continue to hear from folks from all over the world as they continue their journey. May Bill's 7th Birthday post transplant be an inspiration to all of them.
Wednesday, June 28, 2017
Update on Bill and responses to others
Post #73
Hi everyone, Bill continues to do well on his journey. He has celebrated another birthday and in November will be seven years post transplant.
Kathryn - you just posted to the blog a few minutes ago. I am sorry that you loved one has received the news that they have T-PLL. Bill and I would be happy to speak with you via e-mail or by phone. As we have done in the past with others, please post a message with your e-mail address or phone number and we will get it. We will not publish the message so you personal information will be safe.
Update on a dear friend that had T-PLL - On Post #73 in November of 2016, I indicated that Larry Basil was have problems post transplant. In December of 2016 Larry Basil lost his battle with T-PLL. He left behind his wife Donna who was a wonderful caregiver. Bill and I went to his funeral and continue to keep in touch with Donna. A few weeks ago, we spent four days in Alabama visiting with Donna and we had a great time. We only knew Larry for a little more than a year, but it seemed like a life time. Rest in peace Larry.
Picture of Bill on the left and Larry on the right. Taken the second week of November 2016. Everyone thought they were brothers.
Hi everyone, Bill continues to do well on his journey. He has celebrated another birthday and in November will be seven years post transplant.
Kathryn - you just posted to the blog a few minutes ago. I am sorry that you loved one has received the news that they have T-PLL. Bill and I would be happy to speak with you via e-mail or by phone. As we have done in the past with others, please post a message with your e-mail address or phone number and we will get it. We will not publish the message so you personal information will be safe.
Update on a dear friend that had T-PLL - On Post #73 in November of 2016, I indicated that Larry Basil was have problems post transplant. In December of 2016 Larry Basil lost his battle with T-PLL. He left behind his wife Donna who was a wonderful caregiver. Bill and I went to his funeral and continue to keep in touch with Donna. A few weeks ago, we spent four days in Alabama visiting with Donna and we had a great time. We only knew Larry for a little more than a year, but it seemed like a life time. Rest in peace Larry.
Picture of Bill on the left and Larry on the right. Taken the second week of November 2016. Everyone thought they were brothers.
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