How i'm doing
Hello everyone, well its now been just over 3 months since transplant and things are going better than expected.
Saw my doc on friday just gone and all my blood counts are doing good, there is still no sign of rejection so i am over the worst of it although there is still the chance of rejection for the next couple of years.
I have started to reduce my immunosupression drugs and dropped another 0.5 mg, it will take 3 months to get off them completely so fingers crossed i dont have any backward steps.
Be back soon with more when i remember
good luck all xxx
Saw my doc on friday just gone and all my blood counts are doing good, there is still no sign of rejection so i am over the worst of it although there is still the chance of rejection for the next couple of years.
I have started to reduce my immunosupression drugs and dropped another 0.5 mg, it will take 3 months to get off them completely so fingers crossed i dont have any backward steps.
Be back soon with more when i remember
good luck all xxx
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That\'s great news Lildanda. Are you planning on going on a maintenance therapy med\' like Revlimid? - Mitch
Way to go I will keep you in my thoughts.
As far as i know summich after this i will live a normal life as the idea is the as the donor never had cancer his cells should be able to get rid of any cancer cells and leave me cancer free for a long long time. Thanks achankins