If all your CBC's are coming back normal, then I would stop worrying about having
leukemia.

It was suggested that you check out the fibromyalgia board. I don't know if you did or not, but here are the
symptoms of fibro:
PAIN
The characteristic
pain of Fibromyalgia is a diffuse achiness. It is poorly localized and is perceived to be in the muscles, joints, nerves, and bones. Patients complain that they hurt all over and feel as if they have the "flu". Common areas for
pain are the neck, shoulders, hips and low back.
EXTREME FATIGUE
The fatigue of Fibromyalgia is hard to describe to someone who has not experienced it. Again the analogy of the feeling of fatigue that accompanies a viral illness such as the "flu" can be used. Exhaustion following minimal activity is common. People with Fibromyalgia wake up tired and they get more tired during the day. Fatigue is exacerbated by even normal activity and by stress.
HEADACHE
The headache of Fibromyalgia may range from a muscle tension headache that is 'just there' most of the day to debilitating migraine accompanied by nausea, vomiting, light sensitivity, and noise sensitivity.
IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME
BLADDER PROBLEMS
SLEEP DISTRUBANCE
This can include trouble falling asleep, trouble staying asleep, early morning awakening, and non-restorative sleep (waking up unrefreshed).
INCREASED VESTIBULAR PROBLEMS
Inner ear disturbance, dizziness, balance problems, and sensitivity to noise.
DRY EYES AND MOUTH
LIGHT SENSITIVITY
SENSITIVITY TO HOT AND/OR COLD
PARESTHESIA
MYOCLONUS/RESTLESS
LEG
MORNING STIFFNESS
CHEST
PAIN
SHORTNESS OF BREATH
SKIN CHANGES
Dry skin, peeling, net-like changes, hair loss, painful peeling of skin on fingers, splitting fingernails, reddish rash across the nose and cheeks.
SORE THROAT, SWOLLEN GLANDS, LOW GRADE FEVER, AND NIGHT SWEATS
RAYNAUD'S SYNDROME
MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSE
BLURRED VISION
SUBJECTIVE TO SOFT TISSUE SWELLING
HYPOGLYCEMIA
ALLERGIES AND INCREASED SENSITIVITY TO DRUGS
Most Fibromyalgia patients have reactions to medications in their usual does. Smaller doses of drugs are much better tolerated.
INTOLERANCE TO ALCOHOL
MUSCLES
Weakness
COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION
Poor short term memory, poor concentration, trouble staying 'on task', word searching, irritability, depression, intellectual inefficiency (also described as 'brain fog'), anxiety, and panic attacks.
SYMPTOMS EXACERBATED BY STRESS
The stress can be physical or emotional.
PAINFUL MENSTRUATION
Also vaginal
pain not associated with menses.
DECREASED INTEREST IN SEX
Also patients seem less interested in 'cuddling' and being close to other people.
CUTANEOUS HYPEREMIA
Reddened areas on the skin, especially at tender points.
THYROID DISEASE
NASAL STUFFINESS
SENSITIVITY TO CHEMICALS
IMMUNE SYSTEM DYSFUNCTION
Some patients find themselves catching everything that comes along.
WEIGHT GAIN