Hi Jan, This is such wonderful news to hear. You’ve gotten through the treatment for AML and now heading for transplant and the rest of your life. ☺️

I know @edb1123 @kt2013 @alive will be as emotional as I am for your opportunity for a 2nd chance at life. In fact, I just celebrated my 4th Re-birth Day 2 days ago! I would absolutely not be alive if I hadn’t had the transplant. At this moment, I’m sitting on the deck watching the sun dance on the lake. It’s “happy hour” and though my drink of choice now is Bubbly water, I’ll toast to your successful transplant!

I think you’re making great choice by not reading the binder full of information. It all sounds so scary but in reality most of it won’t apply to you and you’ll deal with whatever happens when or if it happens. Your team will get you through everything!
Most importantly, learn to trust your transplant team. Follow their directions and let them do the worrying for you.

I wish you all the best and please know that we are all here should you have any questions. We’ve walked this same walk and had the same fears. Hugs and positive thoughts!!
Where will you have the transplant? Do you have to relocate for a few months?
And of course…your donor? Any info?