#stemcelltransplant — Public Fediverse posts
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Mutual aid: call for stem cell donors.
TL; DR: please register in your local stem cell donors center
A kid in a friend's daycare is currently suffering from leukaemia and needs a stem cell transplant to have a chance to survive. Yannis is from Afro-European descent and, as such, is struggling to find a donor as only 3% of the registered donors in the words are from multi-ethnic descent while 70% are white.
To know more, in German: https://www.dkms.de/aktiv-werden/online-aktionen/yannis
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Mutual aid: call for stem cell donors.
TL; DR: please register in your local stem cell donors center
A kid in a friend's daycare is currently suffering from leukaemia and needs a stem cell transplant to have a chance to survive. Yannis is from Afro-European descent and, as such, is struggling to find a donor as only 3% of the registered donors in the words are from multi-ethnic descent while 70% are white.
To know more, in German: https://www.dkms.de/aktiv-werden/online-aktionen/yannis
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Mutual aid: call for stem cell donors.
TL; DR: please register in your local stem cell donors center
A kid in a friend's daycare is currently suffering from leukaemia and needs a stem cell transplant to have a chance to survive. Yannis is from Afro-European descent and, as such, is struggling to find a donor as only 3% of the registered donors in the words are from multi-ethnic descent while 70% are white.
To know more, in German: https://www.dkms.de/aktiv-werden/online-aktionen/yannis
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Mutual aid: call for stem cell donors.
TL; DR: please register in your local stem cell donors center
A kid in a friend's daycare is currently suffering from leukaemia and needs a stem cell transplant to have a chance to survive. Yannis is from Afro-European descent and, as such, is struggling to find a donor as only 3% of the registered donors in the words are from multi-ethnic descent while 70% are white.
To know more, in German: https://www.dkms.de/aktiv-werden/online-aktionen/yannis
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Mutual aid: call for stem cell donors.
TL; DR: please register in your local stem cell donors center
A kid in a friend's daycare is currently suffering from leukaemia and needs a stem cell transplant to have a chance to survive. Yannis is from Afro-European descent and, as such, is struggling to find a donor as only 3% of the registered donors in the words are from multi-ethnic descent while 70% are white.
To know more, in German: https://www.dkms.de/aktiv-werden/online-aktionen/yannis
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Press Release: Sanofi’s Rezurock approved in the EU to treat chronic graft-vs-host disease
Sanofi Winthrop Industrie Sanofi’s Rezurock approved in the EU to treat chronic graft-vs-host disease Paris, March 31, 20…
#France #FR #Europe #EU #Sanofi #chronicGVHD #clinicalstudies #EuropeanMedicinesAgency #graft-versus-hostdisease #marketingauthorisation #ROCKstar #SorbonneUniversity #stemcelltransplant #systemictherapy #TheEuropeanCommission #treatmentoptions
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UW Health hosts third annual Celebration of Life event https://www.byteseu.com/1985485/ #CelebrationOfLife #CellularTherapy #Health #MononaTerrace #StemCellTransplant #UWHealth
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https://www.europesays.com/dk/60574/ HIV disappears without treatment drugs in Oslo man after stem cell transplant #BerlinPatient #HIVCureResearch #HIVRemission #HIVReservoirs #LondonPatient #LongTermHIVControl #MyelodysplasticSyndrome #Norway #Oslo #OsloUniversityHospital #RareGeneticMutation #StemCellTransplant
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Sanofi’s Rezurock approved in the EU to treat chronic graft-vs-host disease
Sanofi Winthrop Industrie Sanofi’s Rezurock approved in the EU to treat chronic graft-vs-host disease Paris, March 31, 2026.…
#Europe #EU #chronicGVHD #clinicalstudies #EuropeanMedicinesAgency #EuropeanUnion #graft-versus-hostdisease #marketingauthorisation #ROCKstar #Sanofi #SorbonneUniversity #stemcelltransplant #systemictherapy #TheEuropeanCommission #treatmentoptions
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27-Year-Old Woman Left ‘Shocked’ After Strangers Raise Over $133K for Treatment Following Rare Cancer Diagnosis
Faith HinittCredit: GoFundMe NEED TO KNOW Faith Hinitt was diagnosed with a rare cancer at the age of…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Healthcare #FaithHinitt #Health #NHSEngland #stemcelltransplant
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27-Year-Old Woman Left ‘Shocked’ After Strangers Raise Over $133K for Treatment Following Rare Cancer Diagnosis
Faith HinittCredit: GoFundMe NEED TO KNOW Faith Hinitt was diagnosed with a rare cancer at the age of…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Healthcare #FaithHinitt #Health #NHSEngland #stemcelltransplant
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Twin sisters discover they are identical after one is diagnosed with leukaemia
📰 Original title: 'I wanted to save her life'
🤖 IA: It's clickbait ⚠️
👥 Usuarios: It's clickbait ⚠️View full AI summary: https://killbait.com/posts/post/b3486bfc-2dd5-4eaa-99b8-bb5534213ceb
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CW: a huge flaw in Pluribus, spoilers up to S1E6
(I did not think this would be a regular feature, but here we are...)
In this episode, Diabaté tells Carol that they cannot be turned without their consent. He explains that's because the "others" need stem cells, and that would involve sticking a large needle into the bone of the hip.
:why:
I've got a stem cell transplant for my cancer treatment. I can assure you that my stem cells were harvested without inserting a needle into the bone of my hip.
They could have kept the explanation to the idea that the "others" would have to submit the humans that weren't turned yet to a medical procedure, and that this would require consent. It's already been well established by that time that they don't want to do stuff without consent.
Why gild the lily with poo by over explaining?
Yes, it is possible to harvest stem cells by sticking a needle into the bone marrow, but that's a procedure that is no longer *normally* used, because it is highly invasive.
My stem cells were harvested as follows. In the days prior to the day of harvest, I injected myself with a product that would stimulate the production of stem cells and push them into my bloodstream. Then I spent one morning at the hospital hooked to a machine that looks like a dialysis machine. This machine took the stem cells out of my blood. Much less invasive than having a needle stuck into your hipbone.
😩
I still like the show, but man...
#plur1bus #pluribus #StemCellTransplant #StemCells #cancer #CancerSurvivor
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CW: a huge flaw in Pluribus, spoilers up to S1E6
(I did not think this would be a regular feature, but here we are...)
In this episode, Diabaté tells Carol that they cannot be turned without their consent. He explains that's because the "others" need stem cells, and that would involve sticking a large needle into the bone of the hip.
:why:
I've got a stem cell transplant for my cancer treatment. I can assure you that my stem cells were harvested without inserting a needle into the bone of my hip.
They could have kept the explanation to the idea that the "others" would have to submit the humans that weren't turned yet to a medical procedure, and that this would require consent. It's already been well established by that time that they don't want to do stuff without consent.
Why gild the lily with poo by over explaining?
Yes, it is possible to harvest stem cells by sticking a needle into the bone marrow, but that's a procedure that is no longer *normally* used, because it is highly invasive.
My stem cells were harvested as follows. In the days prior to the day of harvest, I injected myself with a product that would stimulate the production of stem cells and push them into my bloodstream. Then I spent one morning at the hospital hooked to a machine that looks like a dialysis machine. This machine took the stem cells out of my blood. Much less invasive than having a needle stuck into your hipbone.
😩
I still like the show, but man...
#plur1bus #pluribus #StemCellTransplant #StemCells #cancer #CancerSurvivor
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CW: a huge flaw in Pluribus, spoilers up to S1E6
(I did not think this would be a regular feature, but here we are...)
In this episode, Diabaté tells Carol that they cannot be turned without their consent. He explains that's because the "others" need stem cells, and that would involve sticking a large needle into the bone of the hip.
:why:
I've got a stem cell transplant for my cancer treatment. I can assure you that my stem cells were harvested without inserting a needle into the bone of my hip.
They could have kept the explanation to the idea that the "others" would have to submit the humans that weren't turned yet to a medical procedure, and that this would require consent. It's already been well established by that time that they don't want to do stuff without consent.
Why gild the lily with poo by over explaining?
Yes, it is possible to harvest stem cells by sticking a needle into the bone marrow, but that's a procedure that is no longer *normally* used, because it is highly invasive.
My stem cells were harvested as follows. In the days prior to the day of harvest, I injected myself with a product that would stimulate the production of stem cells and push them into my bloodstream. Then I spent one morning at the hospital hooked to a machine that looks like a dialysis machine. This machine took the stem cells out of my blood. Much less invasive than having a needle stuck into your hipbone.
😩
I still like the show, but man...
#plur1bus #pluribus #StemCellTransplant #StemCells #cancer #CancerSurvivor
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CW: a huge flaw in Pluribus, spoilers up to S1E6
(I did not think this would be a regular feature, but here we are...)
In this episode, Diabaté tells Carol that they cannot be turned without their consent. He explains that's because the "others" need stem cells, and that would involve sticking a large needle into the bone of the hip.
:why:
I've got a stem cell transplant for my cancer treatment. I can assure you that my stem cells were harvested without inserting a needle into the bone of my hip.
They could have kept the explanation to the idea that the "others" would have to submit the humans that weren't turned yet to a medical procedure, and that this would require consent. It's already been well established by that time that they don't want to do stuff without consent.
Why gild the lily with poo by over explaining?
Yes, it is possible to harvest stem cells by sticking a needle into the bone marrow, but that's a procedure that is no longer *normally* used, because it is highly invasive.
My stem cells were harvested as follows. In the days prior to the day of harvest, I injected myself with a product that would stimulate the production of stem cells and push them into my bloodstream. Then I spent one morning at the hospital hooked to a machine that looks like a dialysis machine. This machine took the stem cells out of my blood. Much less invasive than having a needle stuck into your hipbone.
😩
I still like the show, but man...
#plur1bus #pluribus #StemCellTransplant #StemCells #cancer #CancerSurvivor
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Yeah, I'm so great at remembering anniversaries that I even forgot the anniversary of my cancer diagnosis.
I blame.... chemo brain! 😂
Yeah, it was on Nov 17th 2020 that they performed the brain biopsy that diagnosed me with a PCNS lymphoma. The next day, the oncologist they had assigned to me gave me the news. I gave my assent to treatment, and they immediately rolled me from neurology to oncology because I was *this* close to being dead.
We started chemo. After two rounds of it, I entered remission, but I had to go through all 8 rounds of it (or 9 rounds depending on how you count), and later I had a stem cell transplant.
Five years after this ordeal, I'm still alive. 🥳
#CancerSurvivor #cancer #ChemoBrain #chemo #StemCellTransplant
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Yeah, I'm so great at remembering anniversaries that I even forgot the anniversary of my cancer diagnosis.
I blame.... chemo brain! 😂
Yeah, it was on Nov 17th 2020 that they performed the brain biopsy that diagnosed me with a PCNS lymphoma. The next day, the oncologist they had assigned to me gave me the news. I gave my assent to treatment, and they immediately rolled me from neurology to oncology because I was *this* close to being dead.
We started chemo. After two rounds of it, I entered remission, but I had to go through all 8 rounds of it (or 9 rounds depending on how you count), and later I had a stem cell transplant.
Five years after this ordeal, I'm still alive. 🥳
#CancerSurvivor #cancer #ChemoBrain #chemo #StemCellTransplant
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Yeah, I'm so great at remembering anniversaries that I even forgot the anniversary of my cancer diagnosis.
I blame.... chemo brain! 😂
Yeah, it was on Nov 17th 2020 that they performed the brain biopsy that diagnosed me with a PCNS lymphoma. The next day, the oncologist they had assigned to me gave me the news. I gave my assent to treatment, and they immediately rolled me from neurology to oncology because I was *this* close to being dead.
We started chemo. After two rounds of it, I entered remission, but I had to go through all 8 rounds of it (or 9 rounds depending on how you count), and later I had a stem cell transplant.
Five years after this ordeal, I'm still alive. 🥳
#CancerSurvivor #cancer #ChemoBrain #chemo #StemCellTransplant
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Yeah, I'm so great at remembering anniversaries that I even forgot the anniversary of my cancer diagnosis.
I blame.... chemo brain! 😂
Yeah, it was on Nov 17th 2020 that they performed the brain biopsy that diagnosed me with a PCNS lymphoma. The next day, the oncologist they had assigned to me gave me the news. I gave my assent to treatment, and they immediately rolled me from neurology to oncology because I was *this* close to being dead.
We started chemo. After two rounds of it, I entered remission, but I had to go through all 8 rounds of it (or 9 rounds depending on how you count), and later I had a stem cell transplant.
Five years after this ordeal, I'm still alive. 🥳
#CancerSurvivor #cancer #ChemoBrain #chemo #StemCellTransplant
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A nice thing about getting a stem cell transplant is that after the procedure, you have to be revaccinated against everything. So I don't have to wonder whether I've been vaccinated against the measles.
"Are there other nice things about a stem cell transplant?"
Well.... there's the fact that it most likely saved you from death. That's a plus. Other than this, no. There's nothing else. It is a procedure that may kill you and which is replete with pain and misery.
#StemCellTransplant #cancer #vaccination #NiceThings #PainAndMisery
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A nice thing about getting a stem cell transplant is that after the procedure, you have to be revaccinated against everything. So I don't have to wonder whether I've been vaccinated against the measles.
"Are there other nice things about a stem cell transplant?"
Well.... there's the fact that it most likely saved you from death. That's a plus. Other than this, no. There's nothing else. It is a procedure that may kill you and which is replete with pain and misery.
#StemCellTransplant #cancer #vaccination #NiceThings #PainAndMisery
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A nice thing about getting a stem cell transplant is that after the procedure, you have to be revaccinated against everything. So I don't have to wonder whether I've been vaccinated against the measles.
"Are there other nice things about a stem cell transplant?"
Well.... there's the fact that it most likely saved you from death. That's a plus. Other than this, no. There's nothing else. It is a procedure that may kill you and which is replete with pain and misery.
#StemCellTransplant #cancer #vaccination #NiceThings #PainAndMisery
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A nice thing about getting a stem cell transplant is that after the procedure, you have to be revaccinated against everything. So I don't have to wonder whether I've been vaccinated against the measles.
"Are there other nice things about a stem cell transplant?"
Well.... there's the fact that it most likely saved you from death. That's a plus. Other than this, no. There's nothing else. It is a procedure that may kill you and which is replete with pain and misery.
#StemCellTransplant #cancer #vaccination #NiceThings #PainAndMisery
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A nice thing about getting a stem cell transplant is that after the procedure, you have to be revaccinated against everything. So I don't have to wonder whether I've been vaccinated against the measles.
"Are there other nice things about a stem cell transplant?"
Well.... there's the fact that it most likely saved you from death. That's a plus. Other than this, no. There's nothing else. It is a procedure that may kill you and which is replete with pain and misery.
#StemCellTransplant #cancer #vaccination #NiceThings #PainAndMisery
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I‘m really not in the mood to read about the spread of Measles infections in the US and their probable global spread as my kid isn’t vaccined and still needs to wait another year to get the shot as a follow-up of her stem-cell transplant.
#measles #StemCellTransplant -
I‘m really not in the mood to read about the spread of Measles infections in the US and their probable global spread as my kid isn’t vaccined and still needs to wait another year to get the shot as a follow-up of her stem-cell transplant.
#measles #StemCellTransplant -
I‘m really not in the mood to read about the spread of Measles infections in the US and their probable global spread as my kid isn’t vaccined and still needs to wait another year to get the shot as a follow-up of her stem-cell transplant.
#measles #StemCellTransplant -
I‘m really not in the mood to read about the spread of Measles infections in the US and their probable global spread as my kid isn’t vaccined and still needs to wait another year to get the shot as a follow-up of her stem-cell transplant.
#measles #StemCellTransplant -
I‘m really not in the mood to read about the spread of Measles infections in the US and their probable global spread as my kid isn’t vaccined and still needs to wait another year to get the shot as a follow-up of her stem-cell transplant.
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One of the things that bring joy in my life is to cook and ferment foods. At the moment I have a couple of misos in progress plus my first batch of shoyu.
2 years ago I became a father of a kid with #HurlerSyndrome (MPS 1), a rare, poorly documented and treated degenerative sickness. She's been through a #StemCellTransplant and is spending a lot of time in the hospital. I will post about this topic too.
I boost toots a lot, so be ready to see a lot of posts by others when you follow me.
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One of the things that bring joy in my life is to cook and ferment foods. At the moment I have a couple of misos in progress plus my first batch of shoyu.
2 years ago I became a father of a kid with #HurlerSyndrome (MPS 1), a rare, poorly documented and treated degenerative sickness. She's been through a #StemCellTransplant and is spending a lot of time in the hospital. I will post about this topic too.
I boost toots a lot, so be ready to see a lot of posts by others when you follow me.
2/2
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One of the things that bring joy in my life is to cook and ferment foods. At the moment I have a couple of misos in progress plus my first batch of shoyu.
2 years ago I became a father of a kid with #HurlerSyndrome (MPS 1), a rare, poorly documented and treated degenerative sickness. She's been through a #StemCellTransplant and is spending a lot of time in the hospital. I will post about this topic too.
I boost toots a lot, so be ready to see a lot of posts by others when you follow me.
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One of the things that bring joy in my life is to cook and ferment foods. At the moment I have a couple of misos in progress plus my first batch of shoyu.
2 years ago I became a father of a kid with #HurlerSyndrome (MPS 1), a rare, poorly documented and treated degenerative sickness. She's been through a #StemCellTransplant and is spending a lot of time in the hospital. I will post about this topic too.
I boost toots a lot, so be ready to see a lot of posts by others when you follow me.
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One of the things that bring joy in my life is to cook and ferment foods. At the moment I have a couple of misos in progress plus my first batch of shoyu.
2 years ago I became a father of a kid with #HurlerSyndrome (MPS 1), a rare, poorly documented and treated degenerative sickness. She's been through a #StemCellTransplant and is spending a lot of time in the hospital. I will post about this topic too.
I boost toots a lot, so be ready to see a lot of posts by others when you follow me.
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CW: Sick child, pictures
Now that our kid mostly recovered from her stem cells transplant, from the chemo that came at its beginning and from the months of sickness and denutrition that followed, we, her parents, came to realize that we couldn't really see in her face how much she was sick when this all happened. It‘s only now that she looks healthy again that, when scanning pictures of the past year, we can finally see how sick she actually looked like, and it's heartbreaking.
#stemcelltransplant -
CW: Sick child, pictures
Now that our kid mostly recovered from her stem cells transplant, from the chemo that came at its beginning and from the months of sickness and denutrition that followed, we, her parents, came to realize that we couldn't really see in her face how much she was sick when this all happened. It‘s only now that she looks healthy again that, when scanning pictures of the past year, we can finally see how sick she actually looked like, and it's heartbreaking.
#stemcelltransplant -
CW: Sick child, pictures
Now that our kid mostly recovered from her stem cells transplant, from the chemo that came at its beginning and from the months of sickness and denutrition that followed, we, her parents, came to realize that we couldn't really see in her face how much she was sick when this all happened. It‘s only now that she looks healthy again that, when scanning pictures of the past year, we can finally see how sick she actually looked like, and it's heartbreaking.
#stemcelltransplant -
CW: Sick child, pictures
Now that our kid mostly recovered from her stem cells transplant, from the chemo that came at its beginning and from the months of sickness and denutrition that followed, we, her parents, came to realize that we couldn't really see in her face how much she was sick when this all happened. It‘s only now that she looks healthy again that, when scanning pictures of the past year, we can finally see how sick she actually looked like, and it's heartbreaking.
#stemcelltransplant -
CW: Sick child, pictures
Now that our kid mostly recovered from her stem cells transplant, from the chemo that came at its beginning and from the months of sickness and denutrition that followed, we, her parents, came to realize that we couldn't really see in her face how much she was sick when this all happened. It‘s only now that she looks healthy again that, when scanning pictures of the past year, we can finally see how sick she actually looked like, and it's heartbreaking.
#stemcelltransplant -
My 18 months old daughter, slowly in remission from her stem cell transplant of last October, just mastered crawling on her four legs and I think she desserves at least a gold medal for it.
#MPS #myMPSkid #stemcelltransplant -
My 18 months old daughter, slowly in remission from her stem cell transplant of last October, just mastered crawling on her four legs and I think she desserves at least a gold medal for it.
#MPS #myMPSkid #stemcelltransplant -
My 18 months old daughter, slowly in remission from her stem cell transplant of last October, just mastered crawling on her four legs and I think she desserves at least a gold medal for it.
#MPS #myMPSkid #stemcelltransplant -
My 18 months old daughter, slowly in remission from her stem cell transplant of last October, just mastered crawling on her four legs and I think she desserves at least a gold medal for it.
#MPS #myMPSkid #stemcelltransplant -
My 18 months old daughter, slowly in remission from her stem cell transplant of last October, just mastered crawling on her four legs and I think she desserves at least a gold medal for it.
#MPS #myMPSkid #stemcelltransplant -
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Jesus H Fucking Christ on a pogo stick! The ignorance about Catherine's appearance is, indeed, appalling.
I got 8 rounds of methotrexate that went straight to my brain. This treatment was so hard on my body that I had to be hospitalized with every round. I puked. I shat my diapers.
Did I lose my hair?
Heck no!
Even when I had my stem cell transplant, I did not really "lose" my hair. I experienced a very partial loss, and then my hair merely stopped growing for a while.
Good for her if her treatment allows her to be in public, and to have a full head of hair.
The naysayers are worms, pure and simple! This is bullshit of the highest order.
:why:
#cancer #CancerSurvivor #chemo #StemCellTransplant #worms #bullshit
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:headache:
Jesus H Fucking Christ on a pogo stick! The ignorance about Catherine's appearance is, indeed, appalling.
I got 8 rounds of methotrexate that went straight to my brain. This treatment was so hard on my body that I had to be hospitalized with every round. I puked. I shat my diapers.
Did I lose my hair?
Heck no!
Even when I had my stem cell transplant, I did not really "lose" my hair. I experienced a very partial loss, and then my hair merely stopped growing for a while.
Good for her if her treatment allows her to be in public, and to have a full head of hair.
The naysayers are worms, pure and simple! This is bullshit of the highest order.
:why:
#cancer #CancerSurvivor #chemo #StemCellTransplant #worms #bullshit
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:headache:
Jesus H Fucking Christ on a pogo stick! The ignorance about Catherine's appearance is, indeed, appalling.
I got 8 rounds of methotrexate that went straight to my brain. This treatment was so hard on my body that I had to be hospitalized with every round. I puked. I shat my diapers.
Did I lose my hair?
Heck no!
Even when I had my stem cell transplant, I did not really "lose" my hair. I experienced a very partial loss, and then my hair merely stopped growing for a while.
Good for her if her treatment allows her to be in public, and to have a full head of hair.
The naysayers are worms, pure and simple! This is bullshit of the highest order.
:why:
#cancer #CancerSurvivor #chemo #StemCellTransplant #worms #bullshit
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:headache:
Jesus H Fucking Christ on a pogo stick! The ignorance about Catherine's appearance is, indeed, appalling.
I got 8 rounds of methotrexate that went straight to my brain. This treatment was so hard on my body that I had to be hospitalized with every round. I puked. I shat my diapers.
Did I lose my hair?
Heck no!
Even when I had my stem cell transplant, I did not really "lose" my hair. I experienced a very partial loss, and then my hair merely stopped growing for a while.
Good for her if her treatment allows her to be in public, and to have a full head of hair.
The naysayers are worms, pure and simple! This is bullshit of the highest order.
:why:
#cancer #CancerSurvivor #chemo #StemCellTransplant #worms #bullshit
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:headache:
Jesus H Fucking Christ on a pogo stick! The ignorance about Catherine's appearance is, indeed, appalling.
I got 8 rounds of methotrexate that went straight to my brain. This treatment was so hard on my body that I had to be hospitalized with every round. I puked. I shat my diapers.
Did I lose my hair?
Heck no!
Even when I had my stem cell transplant, I did not really "lose" my hair. I experienced a very partial loss, and then my hair merely stopped growing for a while.
Good for her if her treatment allows her to be in public, and to have a full head of hair.
The naysayers are worms, pure and simple! This is bullshit of the highest order.
:why:
#cancer #CancerSurvivor #chemo #StemCellTransplant #worms #bullshit