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DiscussionAcute myeloid leukemia (AML): What can I expect?
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I was 51 when I had my transplant, but it’s a lot more common now to see people past 65 who qualify for a transplant. There are a lot of factors involved and it’s important that a good transplant center evaluates and makes a recommendation. I had my transplant at IU Health in Indy, but I think they were in the process of merging with Methodist Hospital. I may be wrong, since I moved to Arizona and now see an oncologist at Mayo in Phoenix. I do highly recommend the transplant center I went through. I recommend doing some research. Be The Match is a nonprofit that matches stem cell donors with recipients and they found my donor in Germany. Look on their website - they list all the transplant centers and their statistics. You want to find a center that performs a good number of transplants and has good statistics.
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