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Finding the right information
Getting the facts about transplant can be really important. We've got lots of info on our website about blood cancer, blood disorders, what's involved in transplant and life after transplant: http://www.anthonynolan.org/blood-cancers-and-disorders
We've also got more information about our donor register and how we find matches http://www.anthonynolan.org/how-we-help/matching
You can always let us know if there's any other information and support that might help. Post here or contact patientinfo@anthonynolan.org
We've also got more information about our donor register and how we find matches http://www.anthonynolan.org/how-we-help/matching
You can always let us know if there's any other information and support that might help. Post here or contact patientinfo@anthonynolan.org
Comments
The whole experience is so unreal, extreme, & totally unimaginable to someone who hasn't experienced it.
A lot of the other cancers that are more common have support groups for their specifics, but transplantees don't.
As I see the forum so far, it's all from those who have been there & got the t-shirt, there don't seem to be any people contemplating the experience. Maybe I'm not the only one feeling this way?
Christine