Hello all
For all you wonderful people who have followed my threads over almost 3 years and given invaluable advice, I just want to let you know my wife was re born yesturday with her Sisters cells. Now day +1 and doing well. Started today on ciclosporin to suppress her immune system. We are well aware of the long long road ahead but following her conditioning and transplant, she is feeling OK with nausea and diahorhea her only issues.
She was given an anti sickness injection day before transplant and had severe hives immediately, unbelievably after one Piriton tablet they completely disappeared within 1 hour, very odd.
Expecting her levels to drop rapidly in next 2 days so will be aware of things that may/are likely to occur.
We are currently staying in the hotel for Ambulatory care patients just round the corner from the macmillan Cancer Centre at UCLH. we are however expecting my wife to be transferred into the main Hospital unit within the next 2/3 days as infection risks increase. That's when I will have to leave her and head home. TBH I will feel much more comfortable in the knowledge she is in the main unit with help at hand immediately should she need it and,she feels the same.
So far, so good, praying all continues well.
Fulhamboy (Nick)
Amazing 
some well deserved and continued good news x
Great new Nick 
Hi Nick and good to hear this update. It all sounds very positive and on the whole following a well trodden path by many on here.
I found the disruption to my sleep patterns lasted a good year. The hospital rhythm knocked my sleep well out of kilter so I was often up a few times at silly o-clock.
I tried not to stress this and looked at it as having a few sleeps a night but often napping during the day but things just improved the further away from the SCT experience I got.
It’s my 6th re-birthday tomorrow (Thursday 21st Oct) where has the time gone?
Keep well.
It’s also my oldest daughters 40th birthday tomorrow so we will celebrate as we do every year, but she and her family will indeed be on Zoom 
