Many MyLeukemiaTeam members have shared their experiences with CLL remission, and it's clear that the journey looks different for everyone. Here's what some members have described:
- Fatigue often continues even after reaching remission — "My CLL is in remission. However, my fatigue is not, and I don't know if it will ever Show Full Answer
Many MyLeukemiaTeam members have shared their experiences with CLL remission, and it's clear that the journey looks different for everyone. Here's what some members have described:
- Fatigue often continues even after reaching remission — "My CLL is in remission. However, my fatigue is not, and I don't know if it will ever be."
- Learning to pace yourself becomes a key part of daily life
- Finding a "new normal" is a common theme, even when things are going well Managing stress is also a big part of the remission journey. Some helpful strategies members and experts suggest include:
- Practicing mindfulness, yoga, or tai chi
- Staying connected with supportive people
- Focusing on gratitude and enjoyable activities
- Spending time in nature It's also important to keep attending follow-up appointments during remission. Staying on top of monitoring helps catch any changes early and keeps more treatment options available if needed. Overall health plays a big role in what options are available down the road.
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