Hi All- I posted last week asking for help with what questions I should ask at my first appointment at Guys. This is just a follow-up firstly to say thank you and secondly to say everything people say on here about how good the team is true.
It is the first time in the year since I was diagnosed that I have truly felt listened to and actually cared for. The stark comparison to how I have been cared for prior to this team is shocking in infuriating. I'm currently furious at how I have been treated and relieved about my future prospects all in the same breath. All in the journey of dealing with this diagnosis, right?
I've spent the past 3 months worrying that I was told I had grade 1 fibrosis (5 months after they did the BMB I might add) which changed my diagnosis, yet nothing was being done about it. Yesterday, I was told there was no fibrosis, which is a weight off my mind, and I'm back to the ET diagnosis again.
I would really encourage anyone who hasn't been referred to an MPN specialist to really push for this with your GP/current haematologist. It is a different world.