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NOY PHAENGSISOMBOUNE PASS AWAY ON MAY.16.1999
we well nover for get about a good friend name noy . noy pass away on may .16.1999 due to leukemia he what to life skalls and fresno city college with us in 1994 and up he was a good friend and a good person to his family menbers he will be miss by all of us here now what to fresno city college in 1998 in work force perp fall 1998 with me and other class mates . some of his class mats from life skalls where there to get job work skalls form the wave program run by brooke its a good program did he life the program becouse of his leukemia he tode the lie of the program to tall all us what was going on about him in novermber 1998 she tode us he had leukemia we where saden its like a rock come down on you some us ne noy from viking ( david a garcia ) and ( thong ) and most new noy from life skalls class in high school that program was a vary good program we line a lot of good steff in there like how to cook and how to live on your owl and job working skalls like from ross and fresno can food outlet and grent places sad to say fresno school get rendy this program and its now at some high school oley not at one place like it use to be . noy was a good person to be by he was all we in a good mood we all have are days ( david a garcia ) most of the time to he had sad days to like us all his friends where come from all walks of lifes he got a long with all people no matter how thay where he was a good guy he came form over seas with his family . noy had leukemia this what toke noy saden away from all of his friends and his family .but we will never be forgot in are menory for every david . whats leukemia. heres some breff info The major forms of leukemia are divided into four categories. Myelogenous and lymphocytic leukemia each have acute and chronic forms. The terms myelogenous or lymphocytic denote the cell type involved. Acute leukemia is a rapidly progressing disease that affects mostly cells that are unformed or primitive (not yet fully developed or differentiated). These immature cells cannot carry out their normal functions. Chronic leukemia progresses slowly and permits the growth of greater numbers of more developed cells. In general, these more mature cells can carry out some of their normal functions. Thus, the four major types of leukemia are: acute or chronic myelogenous, and acute or chronic lymphocytic leukemia. The ability to measure specific features of cells has led to further subclassification of the major categories of leukemia. The categories and subsets allow the physician to decide what treatment works best for the cell type and how quickly the disease may develop. The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society offers ongoing education programs on specific types of leukemia. These programs enable you to stay current on the latest information about each type of leukemia and treatment options. The education programs are featured on the for morn in info about leukemia please go to this web site http://www.leukemia-lymphoma.org/hm_lls
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