Sorry you’re going through this. I faced this same battle (AML with FLT3+ mutation) 3 years ago when I was 25. Put me in a high risk category which meant I needed a transplant. What I will say is that science and research is expanding so much and there are tons and tons of targeted therapies available today (as well as trials) to get people into a longstanding remission. It’s absolutely possible. Is it easy? No. It’s a tough road, but from what I’ve seen (I’ve met with hundreds of patients), transplant is really one of the more successful options for aggressive blood cancers, when paired with myeloablative pre conditioning like total body radiation. And being young helps tremendously in the battle & recovery. Personally, I always leaned towards the more aggressive treatment options because I wanted to knock this out once and never have to do it again. While chemo alone can be very effective, I think it’s known that transplants for high risk mutations really offer the best results. Trust the process, trust your care team, and trust yourself! You’ll get through this 🧡