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When I was released from City of Hope in Los Angeles +100 I was allowed to drive from San Diego to LA (2 hours) for my appointments alone within a couple of weeks and my numbers were quite a bit lower than yours. It's definitely a convenience to be able to drive, but perhaps there is good reason that your doctor keeping it a slow process. I would tend to blame Cyclosporine for all of your nausea/smell issues since the stuff tore me apart to the point we had to dis-continue it for Tacrolimus. But it's probably just my bias (:
Best wishes on your post-transplant days! Brian
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26m Mystery liver failure 6/11 treated with prednisone. Falling counts, Rituxan attempted for Evans syndrome 11/11. Tx dependent and SAA dx 12/11. hATG 2/12, no response. MUD BMT 5/6/12. Living life!
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