It's good that you've got time to consider this, as it's important to feel like you're getting the most out of your appointments. You don't necessarily need to have questions prepared, but it might help to take a notepad with you so you can make note of what you discuss with the consultant. This can help you take in what they are telling you and you can refer to your notes after the appointment. In the meantime, you can read information about chronic myelomonocytic leukaemia on our website, which might bring up some questions that you'd like to ask.
I hope this helps and that your appointment goes ok,
