Share this if you would, it will raise awareness of what bonemarrow transplant is. I hope you read the full article. It was a celebrated day.
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When I think back to how I got here I feel rather amazed I have made it. You see on receiving my relapse diagnosis in October last year, my consultant made a suggestion that I may have to go for a bone marrow transplant. We had no clue how this would happen, would they saw my bones in half and scrape my old bone marrow out. You laugh but I have no idea at this point what or how this was!
So here it is, the journey of stem cell transplant. I remember arriving at the hospital and going in to see the doc. I almost hid in his room, I was moving around a lot and quite obviously agitated, nervous and tearful as he explained all the scary side effects. Possible heart failure, kidney, lung, liver failures were very real complications. A lady even died in here having a…
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chrisb-jwordsandimages said:
My goodness, you and so many others are such brave people. You have no choice but to be brave really, but it must be so scary. Just hope all will be well for you now.
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The Millionaire's Digest said:
That Looks Painful!
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noelleg44 said:
I’m glad you’re sharing your story – it’s helpful to other cancer sufferers and amazingly uplifting for us ordinary folks who think WE have problems! Blessings!
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