You are not alone.
Know that the blood cancer community is here to support you every step of the way.
What happens next?
Telling others you have CLL
Talking to family and friends
Telling your children
Speaking with your employer
Taking charge of your care
Preparing for appointments
Understanding lab results
Asking for a second opinion
Managing your new reality
Coping with fear, anxiety and stress
Taking care of your body
Managing fatigue and cognitive challenges
Understanding insurance and organizing finances
Experiences of others with CLL
Resources on CLL
Read
Download fact sheets, guides and other resources to learn everything from the disease symptoms, statistics and treatment options.
Listen
Play this podcast to get the latest scoop on this disease directly from an expert in the field of blood cancers.
Watch
Play the video to better understand the diagnosis, treatment and research progress for this disease.
Join the CLL Facebook support group
CLL Information & Support is a Canadian community for individuals living with CLL, families affected by CLL, and professionals working with CLL. The objective is to share the experiences of patients, families, friends, or professionals to inspire and encourage others affected by the disease.
All resources
Access all fact sheets, guides, podcast, videos and other resources to learn everything from disease symptoms, statistics and treatment options.
About your subtype
Doctors classify chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) into subtypes by using various tests. The subtype plays a large part in deciding the type of treatment.
Nodular
Interstitial
Mixed
Diffuse