leftbanke7 said:I got woken up by the 3 AM phone call by a drunk female who wanted to come over discuss her feelings. I'm not sure how unique it was but I sure wasn't expecting it.
now the question of the day. Did you know who it was?
leftbanke7 said:I got woken up by the 3 AM phone call by a drunk female who wanted to come over discuss her feelings. I'm not sure how unique it was but I sure wasn't expecting it.
eva01 said:now the question of the day. Did you know who it was?
I hope it really is a cure, but I'll ask this just in case: Are the boys identical twins or fraternal twins? I ask because if the AML returns, an identical twin is guaranteed to be suitable marrow donor, while a fraternal twin may or may not match.emw said:Some friends of ours from our running club have twin sons, one of whom was diagnosed with acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) at only a couple of months old. In fact, he's now only 8 months old. After undergoing significant amounts of treatment, he is in remission and the doctors are quite hopeful that he is completely cured, which is the case for many of these types of cases.
They're identical. Hopefully it won't return though. I've read up on it a little bit, although I'm not an expert, and it appears that the "permanent remission" rate is pretty good. Fingers are crossed.Doctor Q said:I hope it really is a cure, but I'll ask this just in case: Are the boys identical twins or fraternal twins? I ask because if the AML returns, an identical twin is guaranteed to be suitable marrow donor, while a fraternal twin may or may not match.