Well, now I’m all teary-eyed. You just made my day. This is why I mentor others who are going along the same transplant journey. It really helps to talk with someone who has ‘walked the walk’. My doctors and team at Mayo were wondeful and I learned a great deal through my experience. Their encouragement meant the world. But until a person has gone through a transplant personally, no one understands fully what this entails. I’m so happy to be in the position to help in anyway I can.

Over this past year I had the privilege of mentoring a young woman who had the same leukemia and transplant as I did. It’s a rare moment when a mentor on Connect actually gets to meet a member in person so we did a little write up about the occasion. Thought you might enjoy some light reading. ☺️
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/blog/about-connect/newsfeed-post/mayo-clinic-connect-brings-together-2-women-with-leukemia-46-years-apart/
I hope there’s an answer soon to your husband’s bone pain. This must be very discouraging for him but the good news is that it sounds like everything else is on the positive recovery track!
Wishing both of you a Happy New Year! Airhug! Lori