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2024 Patient and Family Conference in Los Angeles Recordings will be coming soon! The conference offered special post-transplant sessions. Conference Location: Cooper Auditorium @ City of Hope 1500 E. Duarte Rd Duarte, CA 91010 Parking: Lots HV or G The parking lots are next to the Hope Village Hotel located on the Northwest corner of the City of Hope Campus. (Duarte Rd and Village Rd) Friday...Conference Event last updated April 25, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 10461
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Damian was very active when routine blood work showed a problem. But Damian decided that going through treatment would be his mission, even if that meant two transplants. Listen here to his story.Podcast Episode last updated April 11, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 10525
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Register now for the 2024 Patient and Family Conference, held in partnership with the University of Chicago. Learn more about your bone marrow failure disease from the experts in the sessions - Register Here. Conference Location: University of Chicago David Rubenstein Forum 1201 E 60th Street Chicago, IL 60637 Parking: Two options: 1. Street...Conference Event last updated April 1, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 10463
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Registration is open for the Tampa, FL, Patient and Family Conference. Please join your peers and bone marrow failure experts for this opportunity! Register Here The event will be held at the Moffitt Cancer Center, Stabile Research Building, 12902 USF Magnolia Dr., Tampa, FL 33612 Parking: Gold Valet - Paid by AAMDS Gold Garage (free self-parking on level 3)Conference Event last updated April 1, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 10497
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The conference will occur over two days - Friday, July 19 from 2-7 PM ET and Saturday, July 20 from 8AM - 4 PM ET. This conference will provide sessions for both adults and children. At the hotel, parking is valet only and paid by AAMDSIF. Conference location - The Inn at Penn @ 3600 Sansome Street Philadelphia, PA 19104Conference Event last updated April 1, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 10487
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The time is now to save your seat for the 2024 Patient and Family Conference in Los Angeles! Plan to attend on June 22, 2024, in Seattle, WA, in partnership with Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center - Register Here Conference Location: Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Weintraub Building 1100 Fairview Ave N Seattle, WA 98109 Parking: There is parking in front of the Weintraub...Conference Event last updated April 1, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 10462
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On October 14, 2023, Patient and Family Hybrid Conference, in Partnership with Yale Cancer Center, was held in New Haven, CT. Find recordings or materials from this conference here. Session Recordings: High-Risk MDSConference Event last updated March 15, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 10486
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I was your typical 14 year old teenager who always enjoyed spending time with friends and playing sports. On and off for about two years, my parents would take me to see different doctors to figure out why I had aches and pains, stomach issues and fatigue. When I tried out for the middle school volleyball team, I remember that every time the ball bounced off my arms it would leave a terrible...Patient Chronicle last updated March 7, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 7378
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Brianna had always been a healthy young girl. We initially noticed some rather minor things with her but did not know at first how serious they were. She had low-grade fevers that went away during the day, but came back in the evening morning and there was her first-ever nosebleed. She missed school for a few days, so we saw her doctor. There is also a clotting disorder that run in our family –...Patient Chronicle last updated March 7, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 7506
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My aplastic anemia diagnosis was delivered on September 15, 2015 when I was 20. I was always quite active but was finding that I was fatigued, sleeping a lot, and then my gums started bleeding. I hoped this would stop, but that didn’t happen. Finally, when I was attending a local football game, one side of my body went numb. I went to North Central Baptist hospital, and when the blood work...Patient Chronicle last updated March 7, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 7546
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Aplastic anemia is known to most often strike children between ages 6 and 16, and as fate would have it, Liviya’s troubles became evident right on her sixth birthday. Clearly, this had started earlier but we didn’t know about it. The doctors didn’t know what was wrong with her. One possibility was leukemia, but she was later correctly diagnosed with severe aplastic anemia and had the blood counts...Patient Chronicle last updated March 7, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 7551
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In January 2016, my 9 year-old daughter Emma turned yellow. After seeing her regular doctor, we were sent straight to the hospital. They found that her liver enzymes were extremely elevated and sent us to a second hospital. After extensive blood panels and scans, they still couldn’t determine the cause of Emma’s liver inflammation, and so the process to find her a new liver began. We returned...Patient Chronicle last updated March 7, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 7688
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In June 2011, my daughter Gabby was seven, and we had just relocated from Las Vegas to Reno, Nevada. She seemed tired and had alarming bruises on her shins. She also had a persistent ear infection and I noticed red dots (petechiae) on her shoulders. I’m a nurse and work for a pediatrician, so seeing all this in a short time set off alarms for me. I took Gabby to Dr. Robin White's pediatric...Patient Chronicle last updated March 7, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 7844
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In 2007, when I was 25 years old, I started to get winded going up a flight of stairs. I also began having two hour long nosebleeds, and I knew something was wrong. I had my bloodwork checked and shortly after my doctor told me to go to the hospital right away because my blood counts were extremely low. I had no idea what that meant at the time, and wasn’t overly alarmed. Two weeks and two...Patient Chronicle last updated March 7, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 7882
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Part 1 In late August 2017, AAMDSIF paid a visit to NIH patient John Vasquez and his sister/caregiver Isabella, several weeks after his stem cell transplant for severe aplastic anemia. Here's what each had to say about what they're doing and how they're feeling. If all goes well, they will be heading back home to San Antonio by February of next year. We’ll be updating their story here each month...Patient Chronicle last updated March 7, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 7931
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Join patients, families and caregivers for the 2023 Dallas, TX Patient and Family Conference This event is chaired and organized by Dr. Taha Bat from UT Southwestern. Patients with aplastic anemia, paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH), myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS), and acute myeloid leukemia (AML), family members, caregivers, nurses, and other health care professionals are welcome and...Conference Event last updated March 4, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 10219
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Highlights Haploidentical stem cell transplantation with post-transplantation cyclophosphamide (PTCy-haplo) and umbilical cord blood transplantation (UCBT) achieved similar overall survival in adult patients with aplastic anemia. The rate of neutrophil engraftment was higher in the PTCy-haplo group than in the UCBT group. The cumulative incidence of grade II-IV acute graft-versus-host disease...Article last updated January 22, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 10417
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Find out the relationship between Hepatitis and Aplastic Anemia in this episode with Dr. Roma Rajput.Podcast Episode last updated January 11, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 10409
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AAMDSIF Director of Patient Services, Leigh Clark, asks Mario about his journey with Aplastic Anemia. The conversation includes treatment and survivorship.Podcast Episode last updated January 11, 2024.Node ID (debugging only): 10407
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Dr. Mikkael Sekeres describes why patients should request a second opinion about their bone marrow failure disease or blood cancer. He also shares his own perspective about asking for a second opinion, recommending that patients do select this option.Podcast Episode last updated September 21, 2023.Node ID (debugging only): 10335