What about radiation therapy for CLL? I heard there are several options for this condition and that each of them is not an easy one. Well, I guess it can't be helped because it is something that has to be done. I just hope that my 59 years old father will be able to take it well.
It seems that your father is one of the unfortunate few, who suffer from CLL symptoms early. Usually, symptoms take time to develop, sometimes years; decades are needed for this condition's signs to occur. But with your father symptoms came early and now he has to deal with it with a help of chemo therapy, radio, bio therapies, maybe even bone marrow transplantation will be required.
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