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@clareaq

Thank you Lori—
As much as it pains me I have read that gardening will be out of the question for some time and need to be cautious the rest of my life. That is a tough blow because aside from my family— gardening is the joy of my life. Even being on Hydrea and Jakafi, I experienced fungal infections so I can understand why it’s basically prohibited.

I will be having my first meeting with the transplant team this Monday, May 13th. They had sent an initial packet of forms but as I am already a patient at UofM it wasn’t too much. I’m certain there will be more.

I’m sure many of my questions/doubts will be addressed at this meeting. As I said, this is all happening quickly. I’ve wanted a transplant since my early ET diagnosis 12 years ago but now that I’ve progressed to warrant the transplant it’s a bit daunting. I want to be brave for my husband and family so they won’t fret too much.

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Hi @clareaq, I just wanted to follow up with this discussion…we never connected again after your consultation on May 13th of 2024. I’m chagrined that this slipped past my notes…or my old brain? Here we are a year later and I’m wondering if you’ve had your stem cell transplant?