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When I discovered none of our family were a match for Gabrielle's bone marrow transplant, that was upsetting. But we could support her in lots of other ways. Read more
Daniel had aplastic anaemia 11 years ago. After two courses of ATG and a bone marrow transplant, he is now doing well, and would love to support other patients by sharing his experiences with you. Ask him a question! Read more
Seeing Max through aplastic anaemia has changed how I think of myself as a father. Read more
Staying positive while I was in hospital receiving ATG treatment. Read more
I have thought long and hard about writing this... Read more
What’s ‘normal’ for a 38-year-old woman? Marriage? Children? Successful career? 10 years ago, this is exactly where I thought I was headed… Read more
I remember while I was receiving treatment how desperate I had felt to be normal like my friends at school, to be able to play out, take part in the school sports day and spend time with my sister. But, years later when I finally started recovering, I remember feeling an overwhelming sense of panic Read more
Mental health issues around serious illness are complex. The medical doctors do their best to heal the physical self but wellness is about the whole self. For young people with few life experiences a serious illness is hard. Read more
07.11.17 imprinted - because life changed forever that day Read more
I’m Ella and I was diagnosed with aplastic anaemia in 2017, when I was 17. My brother saved my life by donating his bone marrow. Read more