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Alright, I just recently got news that one of my friends, one of my friends, was diagnosed yesterday with leukemia. He was one of my most trusted friends, and I was surprised to hear that he had leukemia. But fortunately, it was diagnosed early, so they're bringing him to St. Jude's in Tennessee. I hope he and his family stay strong and get through this fine. I'm pretty sure about this, but I want to confirm this.

Is leukemia treatable and curable if diagnosed early enough?

There are no guarantees of cure, but it is almost certainly a treatable situation - and chances of cure are usually better if the patient is young. He's going to go through a lot to deal with this disease, but I'm sure you and his other friends will be there for him and that will help him a lot.

treatable yes! When dealing with leukemia all things are possible doctors can't tell you that they can cure you 100% they can treat the disease and hope that the treatments will help..Just be there for your friend and his family. BTW St. Judes is a wonderful place they will take good care of him and his family.. It is great they caught it early that is a good sign.. I am sorry that you have to go through this, this is a rough road for anyone to travel my best friend died of cancer when she was 19 no she didn't have leukemia.. The best thing to do is stay positive and communicate with him...often. My prayers are with all of you involved..

great site....

http://www.leukemia-lymphoma.org/hm_lls

Hello sorry to here about your friend. Here is some good news for you leukemia is treatable. my four year old son was diagnosed in January with leukemia and was in remission after the first month of treatment. he has now reached the maintenance stage of treatment, and things are much easier on him. Just be there for your friend he will need you a lot in the next few years. The treatment takes years (all said in done), but gets easier as you go. I will pray for you and your friend don't loose hope. Feel free to e-mail with any questions about his treatment, and what it means. e-mail is mikeycamen@yahoo.com

your friend will undergo induction chemo followed by consolidation chemo and hopefully go into remission. possibility of having a stem cell transplant down the road, good luck

Leukemia is treatable...but there is not any cancer that is curable. Your friend and his family will go through a lot of trials and tribulations through this process. He needs you as his friend to stick by his side no matter what even when you don't think you can handle seeing him sick. Make sure that you always are there for him when he needs someone to make him laugh...or a shoulder for him to cry on. Visit him if he has to stay in the hospital...or sit with him when you can if he has to go through chemo. Always reassure him and his famliy that you are there for them.

Yes, it can be. It's hard to predict without more specifics.
For the best info check here:
http://www.leukemia-lymphoma.org/hm_lls
They have people you can chat with online too.
Best wishes

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