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@mdramsey48 I felt sadness for you to read that you are enduring radiation for breats cancer, as well. I can only imagine the depth of fatigue you feel from having ET, taking HU, and receiving radiation treatments, also. My heart aches for you and my spirit will keep you on my heart and in my thoughts. May peace, stength. and healing be yours in all their fulness.
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@mdramsey48 Researchers seem to lean toward "allele burden" (basically the percentage of platelets messed up due to ET) as a better indicator of symptoms than platelet level. I was surprised to learn that age and mutation type were better indicators of clot risk than platelet counts. Plus lots of things besides ET can affect platelet levels. Apparently radiation in your case?
Do you think the breast cancer treatments might be contributing to fatigue. Sounds like you have been hit with a lot of stuff, and teasing out the cause, much less how to fix it, can take awhile.
Commuting in road work season. Ugh. That'll make anyone tired! I have to slolom thru lane changes and orange barrels for tests next week. I will think of you.