Excited, nervous, still can't quite believe it? I think I'd be all those things and more. I'm sending lots of good vibes and best wishes to carry you on your way with this.
I can imagine, I would be too but there must be comfort in that this is a carefully made decision and everyone agrees it's the right treatment for you.
Wishing all goes well and I'm sure it will in some ways I'm envious but I know that stc is on my treatment list after ibrutinib and veneticlax stop working hopefully a long way off as yet. Keep us posted we are all in this together just down different paths
I understand how you feel - both the fear of the procedure as well as the hope for cure. As I just went through one this past November and coming up on day+200, it's all still pretty fresh. So if you would like to chat privately I am certainly open to it , and perhaps I cwill be able to help in some way.
That would be fantastic. Thank you. I have spoken to one lady in the US who had it a few years ago and a lady in Canada as she went through it this year but always good to benefit from advice!
Could I message you next week when schools back in please? x
My husband is day 116 post transplant. It is a long and difficult process, but he is here and getting stronger each day. If you want more info you are welcome to message me also.
my husband is a bit over 3 years post SCT (allo, unrelated, 10 for 10 match). he no longer has leukemia! yay! but does suffer quite a bit with GVHD, which is where the new immune system ("New Guy") sees the cells of Original Guy as foreign and attacks them. it is fairly common after SCT. i've read of some discoveries recently about preventing or lightening GVHD that i don't think are in practice yet but show there's research going on.
i offer the same as Glees - feel free to message.
and with everyone else here - sending all best wishes!
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