And may you never need to have the transplant, Harker, but it's an 'insurance' for a rainy day as you say. I'm inclined to try and convince my specialist that i should go ahead with the stem celling, thanks for the reply.
I still can't help feeling as though i need to be doing something (after my last chemo session finishes next week)
I have made an appt with my naturopath and i'm expecting a list of 'don'ts' with regards to food and i guess i will go home with some concoction she will prepare. I'm not sure how prepared i am to make dramatic changes to my diet, as it is i don't drink, smoke and generally eat pretty healthily, not too much take away etc. I am a foodie and tend to make everything from scratch, i don't use pre prepared ingredients i.e. stock, sauces etc, and my parents have a vegie garden so i always have organic vegies to use. I say this particularly as my specialist and nurses keep telling me there is no evidence that alternative therapies make a difference etc.
I realise what is important is to do what i feel is best for me etc, i'd like to ask though, what are people doing after chemo?
many thanks, maryhadalittlelamb
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