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Appeal for life-saving stem cell transplant support

Estimated funds required Medical assessment and investigations – US$800 Two cycles of salvage immunotherapy – US$3,000 Autologous stem cell transplant – US$15,000 Accommodation and meals during treatment – US$3,600–US$3,800 Return airfare for patient and caregiver – US$2,500–US$3,000 Total estimated amount needed: US$25,000–US$26,000 This estimate excludes visa fees, local transportation, additional investigations, medications, and unforeseen medical complications.
A specialist review by Dr Ankit Jitani, Consultant Haematologist and Bone Marrow Transplant Specialist in India, recommends further assessment, immunotherapy-based salvage treatment, and an autologous bone marrow transplant once remission is achieved.
I am currently receiving salvage chemotherapy while preparing for an autologous stem cell (bone marrow) transplant, which my doctors have recommended as my best chance for long-term recovery.
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