Comments on: Bone Marrow Transplant Saves Leukemia Patient – Max’s Story

By: koyakuttymeletath

koyakuttymeletath — Fri, 01 Feb 2013 06:16:36 +0000

where you will get the correct.early diagnosis,proper update treatments the disease will be cure the the disease,or improve t.he life style or extent the existency of life.sir what you are ment by duplicate comment.since wednesday,thursday idid not open my g.mail.friday morning iam opening my gmail.then i opened my face book.i am interested in medical updates ,about new changes in the treatment posted for the public information.But I am strictly following some principles through out my life.CHEATING.STEALING.DUPLICATING ALL THESE WORDS I DO NOT WANT TO HEAR.any inconvenience or trouble created for you due to my comment I making apologize to you

By: Marc

Marc — Sun, 23 Dec 2012 21:37:46 +0000

Congrats Max,
Its encouraging to see such strength in body and mind and survivie your circumstance. Cudos to the collective scientific wisdom, nurses, lab technologists, pathologists, and all physicians who day in day out strive to tune upto date personalized treatment for each of their patients. Your survival is a benefit to you, a joy to your loved ones, encouragment to your care takers, inspiration to those of us who hear it. Thanks for sharing your story.

By: Diana Kerbel

Diana Kerbel — Thu, 20 Dec 2012 23:37:53 +0000

Congratulations to you!!
My grandson at age 18 was diagnosed with AA. After years of illness he finished college, learned to play the banjo, was in a band. In the mean time had hips replaced. He is in remission but has an acute illness now and then. He is my hero as i have watched him fight to live a normal life. He now needs knee replacements. This all due to the medicines he was given to save his life. He turns 31 tomorrow. Bless him and bless you!! Thank you both for being so strong adn for fighting!!