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My mom has blood cancer and she is in the final stage. what to expect next?
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Speak to her doctor: Every patient and their condition is different. We can't answer questions vaguely without knowing all the parameters of her condition, previous work-up, treatment, etc. Best source of information of her condition and prognosis is her oncologist.
Answered 7/5/2012
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