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Welcome to BMT Infonet's GVHD Wall of Hope, a dedicated platform created to inspire hope and raise awareness about graft-versus-host disease (GVHD). By sharing personal stories and experiences, we aim to shed light on this challenging condition, while instilling hope for improved treatments and outcomes. Join us as we unite those living with GVHD and medical providers.
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Helene, BMT physician from Belgium
With all my respect for the difficulties GvhD patients face despite our best efforts to help. -
Ossium Health
In recognition of the immense hardships GVHD patients face today, we're researching new cell therapies to safely and effectively prevent and treat... Read more -
Steve
I still get to celebrate time with my family after my transplant. -
The Rehab Staff
The Rehab Staff at Stanford Health Care are fighting alongside our patients and families. -
Lisa
It was certainly a battle for over a year but slowly I started feeling myself Many thanks to my Drs and husband for support. -
Laurie
Sending wishes for all to Conquer GVHD! -
Ingrid
Jessa against GVHD #proud #bettertogether -
University Hospitals Leuven, Belgium
Together we continue to look for preventive measures to rule out GVHD and treat the side effects in those already affected -
Sandra
What inspires me is my great support team and my wonderful family is there for me every day. -
ECP has helped me, but I need to drive 3 hours each way to get it
My mom has to travel every week to Boston, MA from Albany, NY (approx.
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Stanford Health Care
Together against GVHD -
University Hospitals Leuven, Belgium
We are stronger together! -
Belgian BMT Team
We are stronger together -
Jennifer J
Hello! I have experienced GVHD and offer my support to others who are traveling this path. Although I was forewarned before my transplant that... Read more -
Erica
My husband is in thankfully two years in remission from acute lymphoblastic leukemia due to a life-saving stem cell transplant. -
Joan
My doctor prescribed physical therapy and medications that decreased my GVHD symptoms. I am grateful. -
Dr. Helene S.
GVHD is like a box of Belgian chocolates...You never know what you're gonna get. Let's team up to improve the lives of GVHD patients -
Sue S.
As a caregiver (wife) of a GVHD patient, I found support and hope in the GVHD caregiver’s support group offered through BMTInfonet. -
Linda
We get it! It’s complicated and everyone is different. Know that there is support and help. But more needs to be done.5-year GVHD survivor. -
Susan P.
Seek out positive people in your life, find activities that make you happy or feel productive, and build exercise into your day. You've got this! -
Brave Patient from Belgium
Another brave patient from Belgium!! -
Dawn
Keep Fighting!
Watch Dawn's video of Hope
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