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The world ain't all sunshine and rainbows: Meet @tomrennie Jun 5 12:06pm | By Teresa, Volunteer Mentor (@hopeful33250)
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@mamapocho01

In 2019 I was diagnosed with anemia every month I did blood test was doing so well oncologist said 6 months for blood tests things have changed recently pre leukemia low risk will be starting on chemo with lenalidomide should I get 2nd opinion?

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Teresa, Volunteer Mentor | @hopeful33250 | Jun 3 6:31am

@mamapocho01

Please direct this question to Mayo Connect's Blood Cancer Support Group at the following link,
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/blood-cancers-disorders/

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Becky, Volunteer Mentor | @becsbuddy | Jun 3 8:36pm

@mamapocho01 As I understand what you’ve written, your blood tests were doing very well and then suddenly, they weren’t. And the doctor is saying that things have changed and now you’re at low risk for pre leukemia. That’s an awful situation to be in! You do have the right to a second opinion! Ask yourself several questions: do you like and respect your doctor? Are they associated with a large, comprehensive hospital or a university hospital? Did your primary care physician refer you to them.
If you decide to get a second opinion, let your current doctor know. Good doctors welcome 2nd opinions.
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/blood-cancers-disorders/. This discussion group focuses on blood cancers. It would be a good group to ask your questions of! Just posting in their discussions will take you back to the discussion group each time.

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