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@jrwilli1

Honestly, if you told my husband his MDS was back I’m not sure what he would do. That initial chemo just about did him in and took at least 5 months to have any kind of quality of life. Now almost a year out and is remission for the cancer and 100% donor we still live week to week blood work. Not fun for sure. Not many activities since so many other complications came into play. So if it comes back I truly think he would decline treatments. God bless you. Prayers

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Thank you for sharing that with me. As we all know, recovery is a long and hard road, what most people don't talk about is the trauma of it all. I used to be fearless, but now have anxiety about unrelated things. We need to talk more about it to support each other.
I hope your husband stays in remission!!