I didn't do the matter transplant, but I did do he stem cell transplant. Same results though. I thing the biggest thing for me was after the stem cells was put in me. For a couple days all of my long bones, especially my femurs (thigh bones) hurt. Got to the point they had to give me meds so it would be tolerable. They told me all the long bones and pelvic girdle bone is what makes the white blood cells, red blood cells, platelets and Myeloid cells. So it was the new cells attacking the old damaged stem cells and replacing the old to create a brand new immune system. That took about a week. After that, I was on anti-rejection meds.
Topper318Member
All I can say is it SAVED MY LIFE.
Shane.LeeMember
amen brother. That's all we can ask for, right? How are you doing now my friend? Best wishes. Shane (Blood -cancer.com ream member)
Amanda BrunsonMember
me too❤️🩹👊🏾
Topper318Member
I’m fantastic. Recent results from bone marrow biopsy showed no cancer. In remission for 2 years. Hope you are doing well.
Shane.LeeMember
man, that's awesome!! Congrats for being in remission after the transplant. Just for a positive note to look forward to, June 2024 will be my 4 year anniversary of remission after transplant. I wish you the best my friend, and look forward to seeing you report the same in 2 more years. Have you had to deal wirh graft verses host after your transplant? Please keep us up to date on how your doing. Best wishes. Shane (Blood-cancer.com team member)
Dennis GoldenMember
It is amazing what we go through and are able to accomplish