My daughter also had an unrelated donor in August 2013!
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Helen
12 years ago
The more awareness we can get out there on BMT's the better, this life saving treatment needs as much publicity as it can get!
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Kenny Conidaris
12 years ago
It's a good thing. She's doing here.
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Kathleen Pena
12 years ago
I was a match and a bone marrow donor to someone that had leukemia. I think with a film like this you will be able to shine more light to a surgery that really isn't that hard to go through from a donor’s perspective so more people can learn and become more educated to how it all works. Possibly with this new found knowledge, more people will not be so scared to donate and can feel the joy it brings to be able to save someone’s life.
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Christina E. Branz
12 years ago
The truth is unless you go through this traumatic life changing and life threatening experience, you have no idea what the words "bone marrow transplant" truly mean.I am excited to support Ken, filming from the experience of his own life story, is able to bring passion to this project and increase awareness of the realities of bone marrow transplants to others.
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Jon Nicolussi
12 years ago
I am very thankful that my friend Ken Raymond is here with us today. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help raise awareness for Aplastic Anemia.
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Holly Heslin
12 years ago
Hoping that this hospital will understand the value in sharing stories of courageous people help the rest of us know human compassion.
You are always in my prayers. My husband had two transplants for another form of blood cancer and I know your journey. Prayers are up and total healing are on the way.
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Nicole K Berger
12 years ago
I believe in this project.
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Lisa Scott
12 years ago
Please follow Ashley Jade Komanetsky. I have been following her Journey ever since my son was diagnosed with SAA .
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Lana BIhlmeyer
12 years ago
I cant wait to see what you're going to do with this project!
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Vivanne Wright
12 years ago
Great idea Ken!
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luis m.v.
12 years ago
lets make it happen!!
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Leonie Dunlop
12 years ago
A story worth telling to raise awareness
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Marci Plyer
12 years ago
In memory of those who have died because they did not have a bone marrow donor.
I love this idea!!
please allow. it would be helpful to everyone.
My daughter also had an unrelated donor in August 2013!
The more awareness we can get out there on BMT's the better, this life saving treatment needs as much publicity as it can get!
It's a good thing. She's doing here.
I was a match and a bone marrow donor to someone that had leukemia. I think with a film like this you will be able to shine more light to a surgery that really isn't that hard to go through from a donor’s perspective so more people can learn and become more educated to how it all works. Possibly with this new found knowledge, more people will not be so scared to donate and can feel the joy it brings to be able to save someone’s life.
The truth is unless you go through this traumatic life changing and life threatening experience, you have no idea what the words "bone marrow transplant" truly mean.I am excited to support Ken, filming from the experience of his own life story, is able to bring passion to this project and increase awareness of the realities of bone marrow transplants to others.
I am very thankful that my friend Ken Raymond is here with us today. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help raise awareness for Aplastic Anemia.
Hoping that this hospital will understand the value in sharing stories of courageous people help the rest of us know human compassion.
People need to know!!
Good luck!
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You are always in my prayers. My husband had two transplants for another form of blood cancer and I know your journey. Prayers are up and total healing are on the way.
I believe in this project.
Please follow Ashley Jade Komanetsky. I have been following her Journey ever since my son was diagnosed with SAA .
I cant wait to see what you're going to do with this project!
Great idea Ken!
lets make it happen!!
A story worth telling to raise awareness
In memory of those who have died because they did not have a bone marrow donor.