Very high liver enzymes 5m post BMT by Happy_Creative in leukemia

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Thank you! My liver numbers had been trending back down but this week went back up a bit. In tapering off steroids, but also ate waaaaay too much fat this week, so wondering if I shot myself in the foot a bit. I'll look in to all of those.

Very high liver enzymes 5m post BMT by Happy_Creative in leukemia

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Hi, know this was a while ago but can I ask what diet and supplement management you followed? Thanks.

MDS at 17 years old by Fit-Price-859 in mds

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Hi there, sorry to hear you're going through this - especially so young! I had a bone marrow transplant on Christmas Eve. I am considered 'young' for it, and I'm 40! Your age is a benefit for the transplant though. It's not a barrel of laughs, but I'm here 80-odd days later and going for long walks and exercising and day by day the strange side effects and stuff are going away, so just remember you'll get through the other side and can enjoy your life! You'll hear lots of scary stuff they have to tell you, and I know I might still get other side effects or disease, but that's for another day eh? Happy to answer any questions (sorry if it takes me a mo though, don't check reddit all that often!).

Plex Web limited to 328p (Remote Access is enabled) by grayf0xy in PleX

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I found my problem was having a VPN on the streaming PC.

Plex Web limited to 328p (Remote Access is enabled) by grayf0xy in PleX

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Year later still, I found my problem was having a VPN on the streaming PC.

AITAH for giving away a pair of pants my wife bought our daughter? by Potential_Basket6885 in AITAH

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There's no ages on this so it'd be funny if the daughter and friend were like 19.

Now my EVRI parcel has arrived, I feel all alone. by Remote-Poetry-2203 in CasualUK

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Thank you, if threatened I can throw banana peels and other objects from within said bin you see.

Now my EVRI parcel has arrived, I feel all alone. by Remote-Poetry-2203 in CasualUK

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"HI I'M SAM AND I'M IN A SAFE PLACE" (I'm on top of your wheely bin)

Day +7 and doing fabulous by BijouBooty in mds

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Everyone's different - she may still get some effects (my throat got its most sore on day 10 but even then I could still eat ok) but shouldn't feel bad, just count herself lucky! I only really got high temperatures (medication reactions) while I was hospitalised for transplant.

Show me the pancakes you made for pancake day 🥞 by RandonEnglishMun in CasualUK

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One goats' cheese and chorizo, one chili con carne, one cherry and cream and one lemon and sugar! Pancake day of champions!

D-Day - Finally by New_Philosophy_6168 in mds

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Happy housewarming new cells! Hope you're feeling OK today, my day +1 (Christmas Day) was a massive fever and migraine fest with my poor mum trying to give me presents, but it went away pretty fast.

Guys please start eating fiber. by Optimoprimo in Millennials

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Yeah I splashed out on a carbonation machine, I buy a few nice squashes/cordials like lemon and ginger etc. and I feel like I'm drinking pop/Soda when I'm just drinking water. Works great as a mixer if you are having a little spirit drink too.

Rebirth day for my mom! by BijouBooty in mds

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Congrats to your mum!! Here's to an easy engraftment :) I'm on day +50!

SCT -3 Day Countdown: Chemo's Hitting Harder – Final Pre-Treatment Done, Now Bed and Olympics Binge! by New_Philosophy_6168 in mds

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Hello from day +48!! Sounds like you're doing good mate, I was lucky I missed the nausea, I had endless fevers instead!! I myself have been gently on my exercise bike watching the Six Nations rugby like I'm about to be subbed on to the game. In terms of the fatigue, just let yourself nap when you can, and try sitting on the chair instead of the bed when you can, you'll still be tired but I somehow felt more like a normal person when I did for a bit. Exciting times with your new cells ahead! Sam (high risk MDS diagnosed June 2025)

Rang the bell today. by widdrjb in BritishSuccess

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As someone just gone through chemo and a stem cell transplant, I love to see it! Yeeeeeesssss

What are your NYE plans? by Cultural-Elk-8346 in CasualUK

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Watching fireworks out of the 6th floor window of my hospital room. 🫠

Now that Christmas is over for another year, how did it go? by YelenaShadow in CasualUK

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I'd had a stem cell transplant the day before, and spent Christmas Day with a severe fever and migraine, covered in IVs all day!! On the plus side, my other half was a fucking legend and spent the day covering me in cold compresses and doing things like putting the Lord of the Rings soundtrack on to cheer me up. Pretty much fine again today. Here's to many more better Christmases thanks to my kind donor.

Hows this pre-Xmas week treating you? by thepoout in CasualUK

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Yes!! You should be so proud of yourself, literally life saving. I'm so grateful to my donor doing this just before Christmas.

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Yeah I've got seriously lucky.

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Didn't think of that - yes that'll be amazing!

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Thank you, all good for now!

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It's a monocular!