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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: Blood cancers and blood disorders | Anthony Nolan

We’ve also got more information about our donor register and how we find matches The science behind our work | Anthony Nolan
You can always let us know if there’s any other information and support that might help. Post here or contact patientinfo@anthonynolan.org

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I’m actually finding this forum very helpful as a link to others that have been through the similar experiences to me. I feel a bit ‘left out in the cold’. Not really sure how to explain it.
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