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Yes, absolutely! T-cell Large Granular Lymphocytic (T-LGL) leukemia, while rare, does have a community of people living with it. More than 80 members of MyLeukemiaTeam have T-cell LGL leukemia, so there are others out there who truly understand what this journey is like.

T-LGL is actually the more common subtype of LGL Show Full Answer

Yes, absolutely! T-cell Large Granular Lymphocytic (T-LGL) leukemia, while rare, does have a community of people living with it. More than 80 members of MyLeukemiaTeam have T-cell LGL leukemia, so there are others out there who truly understand what this journey is like.

T-LGL is actually the more common subtype of LGL leukemia, making up more than 85 percent of all LGL leukemia cases. So while it may feel isolating at times, you are definitely not alone in this.

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