Over 140 Things you need to know about your BMT or SCT

The latest read is this book by Mark Patton, in his view The World’s Most Transplanted Person, having been transplanted five times!



The book contains over 140 invaluable tips to help transplant patients get through their procedures, it may help transplant candidates decide if BMTs or PBSCTs are their best treatment option, it lists dozens of sources of free material and information and it has a transplant Resource Directory with 100 organizations that offer support and encouragement.



A portion of the proceeds from the sale the publication will be donated to The Bone Marrow Foundation to help patients in need of financial assistance with their bone marrow transplants or stem cell transplants.



You can learn more at Mark's web site www.bmtresources.org

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