I think the second step is to maintain your health. A person who eats healthy and exercises helps themselves both phyically and mentally. I have CLL and I have been on medication since 2/24. Celbrating Long Life (CLL)
June 20, 2025
It's wonderful to hear about your successful treatment journey! The outlook for ALL patients who achieve remission is encouraging. For many patients who respond well to initial treatments and maintain remission, the long-term prognosis can be quite positive.
Several factors influence future outlook, including
- Age at Show Full Answer
It's wonderful to hear about your successful treatment journey! The outlook for ALL patients who achieve remission is encouraging. For many patients who respond well to initial treatments and maintain remission, the long-term prognosis can be quite positive.
Several factors influence future outlook, including:
- Age at diagnosis
- Initial white blood cell count
- Genetic markers
- How quickly remission was achieved
- Response to treatment Many MyLeukemiaTeam members share similar experiences of uncertainty after successful treatment. The good news is that treatment options continue to improve, with promising new therapies being developed regularly. Maintaining regular check-ups with your healthcare team and following their recommended monitoring schedule is important for long-term success.
Remember that achieving and maintaining remission for 2+ years is a significant milestone in your treatment journey.
June 18, 2025
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