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If you’re living with CLL, a new resource can help you better understand and manage infection risk. The booklet ‘Navigating Immune Challenges in CLL: Infection Prevention and Management’ provides practical guidance on preventing infections and knowing what to do if one occurs.
Research suggests that gentle movement, even in small amounts, may help people living with CLL improve their energy, reduce symptoms and maintain quality of life. This may be especially true for those who feel the most fatigue or physical limitations.
At 33, I was confronted with two diagnoses that reshaped every assumption I had about my future. I learned I would live with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia for the rest of my life, and I was told I would not be able to have biological children.
