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Sounds scary - although I'm sure the transplant team is used to dealing with infections - can they tell if the pneumonia is gone? Are you doing a non-myloablative transplant? If so, forget what I asked about t cell depletion - I don't think they do it if its not a fully ablative conditioning regime - and perhaps safer with the potential infection. Either way I'm sure they know what they are doing.
Interesting you are doing the chemo as an out patient - that was not offered as an option to me - my chemo starts in the hospital - everyone does it a bit differently, hopefully we are both in good hands.
Not to gloat - but I guess I'll be cured about a week before you - I'll let you know how it feels.
Good luck with it all -
P.
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Lower risk MDS diagnosed 2012. Recurring skin nodules treated with prednisone, otherwise watch and wait. HG dropped from 11.5 to 8.7. Kept going down to 5. Vidaza didn't work. BMT from MUD on September 10 2015
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