Ideas for your checklist

moomy said:

I know this is an American list but it might just give extra ideas that we might not have considered....

www.bmtsctclub.com/.../

Hi moomy,  I wasn't able to find a hospital list on this link.  Can you send it again?

Thanks!

moomy said:

I know this is an American list but it might just give extra ideas that we might not have considered....

www.bmtsctclub.com/.../

Hi, 

Just read through the pages of this thread from the start, it gives lots of ideas from many people 

Hugs xxx

Hello, 

Just joined and read through this excellent thread. I'm anticipating to begin the allo transplant in November and this was really helpful. 

Also, just want to thank all of you for your time, posts and kindness!

Thanks, Debala. 

It occurred to me that it's tough enough going into hospital for a SCT, just having a few of your own things might make it feel easier! 

Hugs xxx

Hey debala, you get a double welcome today.

We are always happy to make connections across the pond and I am told that Southern California is an 'ok' place ;) but I can sort of match you with the wonderful Highlands of Scotland.

These bodies we have to live in can throw up challenges from time to time and I can see that your husband and yourself have had your fare share over the past few years. So let's hope that the SCT forum members can be of some support when you start your Allo rollercoaster. 

Remember to start a new thread once you are looking for info as that helps your support to not be lost in the forum.

Take care.

‘Bumping’ the thread, for ideas of things you might enjoy around you when in hospital for a while.

Hugs xxx

Bumping

Very helpful thread as I'm trying (??) to be prepared for husbands ALLO.

I want to try (???) see that he is as comfy as possible and...as hygienic as poss.

Anyone that has tips of what to bring into hospital will be great.

Hi, 

It’s a long thread but still useful to read back, apart from changes of bedding for ‘home’ like feel (duvets are great) our lass found her laptop useful for her music needs, plus iPad with a favourite album list and noise cancelling headphones for the noisy ward (even though rooms are separated there is still noise on the ward).

Hugs xxx

Bumping for Mark. Hope it helps.