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Another thing I wanted to add is that the matched unrelated donors (MUD) aren't as good a match as I thought. They are wanting a better match.
Thankfully at the moment the leukaemic cells aren't crowding out my marrow too quickly so we have some time up our sleeves perhaps.
The hardest thing through this is seeing the reactions of people around me to my cancer diagnosis. I think I'm doing fine with it so far. But hard to see my family's anguish & worry.
Well, have to push fwd. We all need to work through stuff to find that inner peace. Each to their own journey.
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Julie (38yrs); dx AA 1996 & treated w/ATG, cyclosporine & G-CSF; 2010 dx int-1 secondary MDS, low platelets, on prevention antibiotics, fevers of unknown origin, MUD found for BMT when the time is right, which is now! MDS transformed to AML after many infections.
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