I am 5 months post-transplant and I am also a medical student! I also had super dry skin and scalp post-transplant! Thank you for posting this video! I hope you continue to be well!
Awesome progress!! I am two and half years post BMT. It’s been a bumpy ride, but I am forever grateful for my donor, my medical team and my friends and family for helping me recover from the most traumatic experience of my life.
Hi Tyler I hope your doing well, I'm 7 months post BMT and I'm feeling great, I did manifest some gvhd but it was a bit weird and I'm embarrassed 🤣 to talk about it, but my foreskin shrunk and was unable to pull it down, it's known as phimosis, I was prescribed a betamethasone ointment and it really helped. I'm feeling almost normal still taking some meds but I'm off most of them, and I started doing exercise and gaining muscle, I'm so happy and grateful with my donor as well for this second opportunity
@@TylerBlah Back at university after almost 1 year, it’s not easy to get back in the rhythm of things but I am happy. Waiting for results from last BMB 🤞🏻
your doing amazing Tyler keep it up! My husband is 23 and 88 days pt, he has his first borrow marrow test tomorrow to see how well everything worked. Hopefully all is well😢🥺🙏🙏🙏
I'm SOOOO happy for you Tyler! You've been through so much yet you still continue to shine brightly! I love your inspirational videos. Stay strong and healthy.
Hi Tyler, I chanced upon one of your vids and began watching most of them. I am amazed at your positive attitude despite all that you have been through. 💪🏻👍 Last August, my daughter was diagnosed with AML. She had gone through BMT and today, she is in her +82 day post BMT. She is doing alright thus far, with mild GVHD but that is now under control with steroids, thankfully. As we watched your vids, we can’t help feeling a little envious, seeing you cuddling and kissing your cats. Not one but two cats! How is that possible?? We had to get a friend to foster our furbaby for a few months as doc was concerned about her (my daughter) getting infected because she is immunocompromised 😔. Our cat is well taken care of but we missed him dearly. Looking forward to bring him home soon.
Congratulations on the +82, thats a big milestone for sure! and thank you for sharing about your daughter. My team did say that to avoid the cats and litter etc. is the guidance and best practise, but I don't live near family or others as I moved for medical school so my home and cats were all in one and I was unable to separate them. So I kept the cats with me during it. But hopefully soon you can be with your cat again soon :) Have they given any time estimate of when that could happen?
Tripped upon your channel and so excited you’re doing so spectacular!!! Lost my mother to this b8tch 34 years ago but she was without all the options available now. Transplants are such a wonderful thing: I’m on Children’s Hospital list: I’d love to help squash this thing. Unfortunately, at 67, I’m getting “too old”......
Hello, my name is JP and this channel is amazing and thank you. I’m heading in for my transplant soon and your videos have helped so much. My question is… do you feel the same as you did before your diagnosis, better than you did before you diagnosis, or worse after diagnosis and all your treatments.
I’m 18 months post transplant as well now! I feel EXACTLY the same way you’re describing!Glad to see you’re doing well! :) Been following you since the beginning of your journey you were always a few months ahead of me!
I’m about to get my transplant just waiting to see if I have any matches. I’m very scared. I don’t want to die. Having ALL has been awful. Just hoping I’ll get my life back one day. Thank you for your videos, they are inspiring to me!
Hey Tabor, it is very scary. I can relate entirely to your experience right now. I send all of my strength to you right now in every way. As you wait to hear about the transplant, be sure to keep eating, I know I focused on that a lot! It's a lot of energy getting a transplant, so I focused on making sure I would meet that energy need! Feel free to send me a message whenever, and always happy to chat :D
Hey Tyler. I am happy you are okay and making your milestone and journey . You are looking good man. You are perfect and inspiration, sweet. You get your career on track and successing further. 🤔🙏😘👊
Hey Tyler! My name is Joshua Lincoln & I was diagnosed with AML 3 months ago. I’m 29 yrs old and a cinematographer that’s very active always big on sports and a long distance runner also. I’m currently In remission and am in the process of scheduling my bone marrow transplant. Is there anything I should be getting ready for as far as side effects during the process and what is the actual procedure like? Thank you for your videos they are very inspiring give me another sense of peace through the curing of this disease.
@@veggiechefCD Hi Crystal! I didn’t get the transplant yet. I did a bone marrow biopsy today to make sure I’m still in remission after the chemo and once we get the results and everything looks good we’re going to start setting up to officially do the transplant! So far so good
Tyler Blah Induction for my transplant! I believe it’s 6 days long, as well as having total body radiation on the 6th day to finish off my current bone marrow.
I remember in my induction before transplant I would have a pizza every night :P Just a funny memory and a ritual I did, for no other reason than loving pizza :P
Good to see you good and healthy.❤️ You don't even know what a ray of hope you are for my family and my brother because he is also almost your age and a MBBS Student. We actually kind of see him as you who has recovered from cancer successfully. I always try to motivate my brother who is currently under chemotherapy for second remission giving your example. Wish him luck.
Wow thats amazing to read! and inspiring for me too. Send all of my strength to your brother in his treatment and recovery to come back to his studies! It is not easy, but completely worth it!! Always feel free to message me throughout as I am very happy to chat :D
Congratulations on reaching this milestone Tyler! It’s always great to see another individual who has been through the same experience! I am 13 months post BMT after being diagnosed with ALL in 2021. I had my transplant in February, 8 of last year and I actually think I am running into the GVHD phase now.
Just finished my last round of consolidation chemo and I go in for my transplant in a month. Really nervous and also excited. Covid makes this so much harder since you can't have any visitors.
@@TylerBlah it does make it very hard, but you have been an inspiration. Not only for transplant, but for finally getting into UA-cam as well. I'm hoping to make some videos following my journey as well, and would love to mention you as my inspiration for them!
@@TylerBlah 20 days post transplant, I'm back home and doing great! Blood counts are back to normal and I feel more normal every day. Today I walked up 8 flights of stairs and I'm back to doing push-ups
A good friend (Cancer warrior) who had a transplant for her leukemia said that she is now allergic to what her donor was allergic to. I didn’t realize this was possible but I should have. She may head over and check out your page after we talked about you while she was in the hospital with her Grandpa.
Don;’t forget to like and subscribe ... Praise be to the UA-cam algorithm :) But also, how does going and seeing sick infectious patients as a medical student work when you are post BMT? Do you have to avoid certain infections? Wear reverse PPE? Or is a time thing post BMT? (like 2 years post and you can have live vaccines and have a “normal immune system”) And best of luck for your final year (of med school) :)
The youtube algorithm :P Praise for sure Andy! Thanks for being a subscriber though :D Seeing patients after a BMT requires me to have a good understanding of why they are here (are they known to be infectious) and knowing what department we are in, and the associated risks etc. For instance, in Orthopaedics it is very low infection risk and so can be a great environment for me to be in, compared to something like Respiratory medicine. But it definitely is after every year of the BMT I get safer, never as safe as before I imagine, but safer nonetheless, but definitely by the 2 year point with live vacccines, I can be far more confident!
Congrats to complete 18 month post BMT....👍👍👍👍 YOU ARE GREAT ACHIVER I LOOK FORWARD TO YOU FOR MY JOURNEY AFTER POST TRANSPLANT I AM CURRENTLY AT DAY+41 ANY ADVICE OR SUGGESTION FOR ME ??
I am so happy for you.You are inspirational for us.My love one is still doing 2nd chemo cycle n hope for donor. How do you cope with the stress n able to generate positive energy.
Try petroleum vaseline. Lips need a oil for dryness. Better than lip balm.your choice. I am you are happier and procressed. Tyler did you lose all body hair besides only your head hair.?🥰🙏👍
You asked where a viewer is relative to a stem cell transplant or bone marrow transplant (my oncologist thinks the latter term is "old-fashioned" now). I am being evaluated for a stem cell transplant. I began as a stage 4 chronic lymphocytic leukemia with Richter transformation patiant. I received R-EPOCH chemo - 6 days continuous IV (round the clock), then two weeks rest, for a total of six cycles (i.e. 36 days on an IV pole!) to "clean out the junk ini your body" (again, the oncologist's phrase). The last PET scan was totally dark. The onc says that if I am to ever get a stem cell transplant, now is the time to go for it, as my health is good and the CLL is in 100 percent remission. I am taking a maintenance med - acalabrutinib, a Bruton tyrosine kinase inhibitor - to keep the CLL at bay. If the transplant should fail, what remains is CAR-T cell therapy. Just curious here - is CAR-T what you had in the clinical trial therapy you received? It's a therapy that's coming out of clinical trial in my country. I'm very curious to learn more about that treatment from a patient's point of view.
Great question! Car-T is very similar, but different process. The CAR-T are engineered cells that target the cancer. Whereas my clinical trial was cells that targeted EBV
Keep it up man. I have CML and first line of treatment did not work and I do not think that the other lines will work so I am seriously thinking about the BMT but due to the money issues I plan to make it in Indea or Turkey.. What do you think about doing it there and how much did it cost fore you (if possible to tell)
Hi was your stem cell transplant done at St Vincent’s? Do you have a haematologist you would recommend my husband has myelofibrosis and is waiting for a donor match. How long did it take you to find a match. Thanks
Day +3 post stem cell transplant. Mucositis is coming on very strong. Has this ever been a problem while you underwent your bmt?? Thanks for the knowledge about your experience. Very useful stuff 👍👌
@@TylerBlah My fave video, is when you talk about how cancer has changed you. Indeed, tonight is not guaranteed, let alone tomorrow. You have undergone agonising treatment, but are NOW healthy!!! I ran away from a wisdom tooth removal operation, l would NEVER consent to cancer treatment. However, your videos have made me think twice. How did you cope with abdominal pain, mucositis, and horror of horrors....... an NG tube? Please reply to me. PS; You may live to 100, cancer patients survive and thrive!!!
My BMT transplant is supposed to be next month. I’m honestly kinda nervous because I’m not really sure what to expect during recovery. But I’m glad you’re doing good. Also how long did it take you do get back to your normal routine like school, work, hanging out with friends, and things like that?
Hey! So I returned home and was doing more by day+30 being with friends was closer to the +100 mark. And everything just got rapidly better after that point. I started studying again though by day +20. It was hard and difficult to maintain and then the lymphoma grew and made it impossible, but I did find I could begin earlier than I thought
@@jackiechan4386 it’s due to both in a way. And we’ll my hair currently in my most recent video is what it gets to. So that’s my permanent state I suppose :)
Hmm it depends on the supplement and the goal of them. The CNC (nurse in charge), doctor and dietitians are normally amazing at answering what supplements are best 👏
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I am 5 months post-transplant and I am also a medical student! I also had super dry skin and scalp post-transplant! Thank you for posting this video! I hope you continue to be well!
Me too! I’m almost 7 months post transplant
Congratulations!!
@@stonecurran9390 Congrats!!
Awesome progress!! I am two and half years post BMT. It’s been a bumpy ride, but I am forever grateful for my donor, my medical team and my friends and family for helping me recover from the most traumatic experience of my life.
Yes !! Congrats 🎈🎊🎉🍾
Congrats!!!! I hope you go on to do amazing things and speak to others who are going through the same
Hi Tyler I hope your doing well, I'm 7 months post BMT and I'm feeling great, I did manifest some gvhd but it was a bit weird and I'm embarrassed 🤣 to talk about it, but my foreskin shrunk and was unable to pull it down, it's known as phimosis, I was prescribed a betamethasone ointment and it really helped. I'm feeling almost normal still taking some meds but I'm off most of them, and I started doing exercise and gaining muscle, I'm so happy and grateful with my donor as well for this second opportunity
So glad to hear you’re doing well, how have you been recently!!
Happy to see you are doing so well! 😁 I am 9 months out myself, no GVHD so far
That's great! How are you feeling in yourself ?
@@TylerBlah Back at university after almost 1 year, it’s not easy to get back in the rhythm of things but I am happy. Waiting for results from last BMB 🤞🏻
I’m one year post BMT as of February 6th!
Wow you hit the big milestone!! Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you! I feel great 😊 I wish you continued good health in your journey and will be looking forward to your next update!
Hi Tyler! So glad to see you healty and well!!
Thanks so much 👌
your doing amazing Tyler keep it up!
My husband is 23 and 88 days pt, he has his first borrow marrow test tomorrow to see how well everything worked. Hopefully all is well😢🥺🙏🙏🙏
I’m on induction therapy for MM and hope for a BMT in May
I'm SOOOO happy for you Tyler! You've been through so much yet you still continue to shine brightly! I love your inspirational videos. Stay strong and healthy.
Thanks Elizabeth! Make the most of life I figure ☺️☺️☺️
Hi Tyler, I chanced upon one of your vids and began watching most of them. I am amazed at your positive attitude despite all that you have been through. 💪🏻👍
Last August, my daughter was diagnosed with AML. She had gone through BMT and today, she is in her +82 day post BMT. She is doing alright thus far, with mild GVHD but that is now under control with steroids, thankfully.
As we watched your vids, we can’t help feeling a little envious, seeing you cuddling and kissing your cats. Not one but two cats! How is that possible?? We had to get a friend to foster our furbaby for a few months as doc was concerned about her (my daughter) getting infected because she is immunocompromised 😔. Our cat is well
taken care of but we missed him dearly. Looking forward to bring him home soon.
Congratulations on the +82, thats a big milestone for sure! and thank you for sharing about your daughter.
My team did say that to avoid the cats and litter etc. is the guidance and best practise, but I don't live near family or others as I moved for medical school so my home and cats were all in one and I was unable to separate them. So I kept the cats with me during it. But hopefully soon you can be with your cat again soon :) Have they given any time estimate of when that could happen?
Tripped upon your channel and so excited you’re doing so spectacular!!! Lost my mother to this b8tch 34 years ago but she was without all the options available now. Transplants are such a wonderful thing: I’m on Children’s Hospital list: I’d love to help squash this thing. Unfortunately, at 67, I’m getting “too old”......
Hello, my name is JP and this channel is amazing and thank you. I’m heading in for my transplant soon and your videos have helped so much. My question is… do you feel the same as you did before your diagnosis, better than you did before you diagnosis, or worse after diagnosis and all your treatments.
I'm so glad you're doing well :)
Thanks Mumma &P
I’m 18 months post transplant as well now! I feel EXACTLY the same way you’re describing!Glad to see you’re doing well! :) Been following you since the beginning of your journey you were always a few months ahead of me!
Oh yeah, I also had extremely dry skin early on! Not as bad now but still a bit dry along with some mild eczema.
Wow congrats ! And thanks for sharing! I guess we’ve shared this journey together 👌
How do I go back to your earlier videos about your transplant ?
I’m about to get my transplant just waiting to see if I have any matches. I’m very scared. I don’t want to die. Having ALL has been awful. Just hoping I’ll get my life back one day. Thank you for your videos, they are inspiring to me!
Hey Tabor, it is very scary. I can relate entirely to your experience right now. I send all of my strength to you right now in every way. As you wait to hear about the transplant, be sure to keep eating, I know I focused on that a lot! It's a lot of energy getting a transplant, so I focused on making sure I would meet that energy need! Feel free to send me a message whenever, and always happy to chat :D
Thanks for posting from AZ Keep it up!! BMT in process
All my strength you Nandi in this 👌💪
Hey Tyler. I am happy you are okay and making your milestone and journey . You are looking good man. You are perfect and inspiration, sweet. You get your career on track and successing further. 🤔🙏😘👊
Hey Tyler! My name is Joshua Lincoln & I was diagnosed with AML 3 months ago. I’m 29 yrs old and a cinematographer that’s very active always big on sports and a long distance runner also. I’m currently In remission and am in the process of scheduling my bone marrow transplant. Is there anything I should be getting ready for as far as side effects during the process and what is the actual procedure like? Thank you for your videos they are very inspiring give me another sense of peace through the curing of this disease.
Hi, I’m exactly where you’re at now. Did you get your BMT?
@@veggiechefCD Hi Crystal! I didn’t get the transplant yet. I did a bone marrow biopsy today to make sure I’m still in remission after the chemo and once we get the results and everything looks good we’re going to start setting up to officially do the transplant! So far so good
I’ve been admitted today and will get my Hickman, then tomorrow I’m starting the induction!
You can do it!!!! Good luck!! 💕
Hey Katie! So soon! Is this induction for chemotherapy protocol, or induction for the transplant ?
Tyler Blah Induction for my transplant! I believe it’s 6 days long, as well as having total body radiation on the 6th day to finish off my current bone marrow.
Nikki D thank you!!! 💜💜💜
I remember in my induction before transplant I would have a pizza every night :P Just a funny memory and a ritual I did, for no other reason than loving pizza :P
4.5 years post BMT transplant, male with a female donor from the Netherlands.
Congratulations 🎉
hi i am 2 years and 6 months after transplant and i am happy that you are well
Wow you are so far ahead! That’s great 👌👏👍
Hello it is inspiring to see your videos. Thank you. I have got a question. Did you have FLT3 mutation?
Good to see you good and healthy.❤️
You don't even know what a ray of hope you are for my family and my brother because he is also almost your age and a MBBS Student.
We actually kind of see him as you who has recovered from cancer successfully.
I always try to motivate my brother who is currently under chemotherapy for second remission giving your example.
Wish him luck.
Wow thats amazing to read! and inspiring for me too. Send all of my strength to your brother in his treatment and recovery to come back to his studies! It is not easy, but completely worth it!! Always feel free to message me throughout as I am very happy to chat :D
Hi Good to see you .. I'm one month post BMT 🤠 .. Right now eating popcorn 🍿 and watching your vlog 🙃
Thanks Ash! Enjoy the popcorn!! 🍿🍿
Awesome! Congratulations!
Thanks so much Stephanie ☺️
Great video, great to see you so well 👍
Thanks Christopher 😊
Congratulations on reaching this milestone Tyler!
It’s always great to see another individual who has been through the same experience!
I am 13 months post BMT after being diagnosed with ALL in 2021. I had my transplant in February, 8 of last year and I actually think I am running into the GVHD phase now.
Just finished my last round of consolidation chemo and I go in for my transplant in a month. Really nervous and also excited. Covid makes this so much harder since you can't have any visitors.
All my strength to you for your transplant in a month !! I can only imagine how hard COVID would make it.
@@TylerBlah it does make it very hard, but you have been an inspiration. Not only for transplant, but for finally getting into UA-cam as well. I'm hoping to make some videos following my journey as well, and would love to mention you as my inspiration for them!
Next week I start prep chemo before my BMT for recurrent lymphoma! You look healthy, dude
All my best to you for this! How has it gone ? 👍
@@TylerBlah 20 days post transplant, I'm back home and doing great! Blood counts are back to normal and I feel more normal every day. Today I walked up 8 flights of stairs and I'm back to doing push-ups
Wow that’s fast! It’s great to hear. Are you able to eat and drink fine ?
Before . At prep chemo stage
A good friend (Cancer warrior) who had a transplant for her leukemia said that she is now allergic to what her donor was allergic to. I didn’t realize this was possible but I should have. She may head over and check out your page after we talked about you while she was in the hospital with her Grandpa.
Yes I have heard of that ! I was afraid Id get an allergy to Cats or Cheese :P But thankfully I did not :) :)
Brilliant! 🤙🏻
Thanks Anni!
Don;’t forget to like and subscribe ... Praise be to the UA-cam algorithm :)
But also, how does going and seeing sick infectious patients as a medical student work when you are post BMT?
Do you have to avoid certain infections? Wear reverse PPE?
Or is a time thing post BMT? (like 2 years post and you can have live vaccines and have a “normal immune system”)
And best of luck for your final year (of med school) :)
The youtube algorithm :P Praise for sure Andy!
Thanks for being a subscriber though :D
Seeing patients after a BMT requires me to have a good understanding of why they are here (are they known to be infectious) and knowing what department we are in, and the associated risks etc. For instance, in Orthopaedics it is very low infection risk and so can be a great environment for me to be in, compared to something like Respiratory medicine.
But it definitely is after every year of the BMT I get safer, never as safe as before I imagine, but safer nonetheless, but definitely by the 2 year point with live vacccines, I can be far more confident!
Congrats to complete 18 month post BMT....👍👍👍👍
YOU ARE GREAT ACHIVER
I LOOK FORWARD TO YOU FOR MY JOURNEY AFTER POST TRANSPLANT
I AM CURRENTLY AT DAY+41
ANY ADVICE OR SUGGESTION FOR ME ??
Hi Tyler! Thank you for sharing.
I’m a week away from admission!
Hey Lucy! Wow 1 Week! Be sure to eat your favourite foods beforehand! I always did 🍿🔥
Tyler try vaseline perroleum for your dry lips.
I did try it but didn’t work as well as others! But I agree it is very good
I am so happy for you.You are inspirational for us.My love one is still doing 2nd chemo cycle n hope for donor. How do you cope with the stress n able to generate positive energy.
I hope your love one is doing better
@@TylerBlah The best part of cancer is our lovely nurses. These very highly trained health professionals deserve a very high wage!!!
Today is my day+5 and but this fever is killing me
Fevers are hell !! How are you going now ?
@@TylerBlah been long now I’m going through grade 4 skin gvhd and internal grade 3 gvhd :(
@@yashloco5738 that sounds tough! I hope you feel like you’re getting the support you need !
I am thrilled you are doing well. Do you still have to have scans?
Hey Joy! Yes I do! Quite a few still, every 3 months or so, but less than beforehand 💪
Try petroleum vaseline. Lips need a oil for dryness. Better than lip balm.your choice. I am you are happier and procressed. Tyler did you lose all body hair besides only your head hair.?🥰🙏👍
Yes most patients experience wide hair loss ! Varies from person to person!
You asked where a viewer is relative to a stem cell transplant or bone marrow transplant (my oncologist thinks the latter term is "old-fashioned" now).
I am being evaluated for a stem cell transplant. I began as a stage 4 chronic lymphocytic leukemia with Richter transformation patiant. I received R-EPOCH chemo - 6 days continuous IV (round the clock), then two weeks rest, for a total of six cycles (i.e. 36 days on an IV pole!) to "clean out the junk ini your body" (again, the oncologist's phrase). The last PET scan was totally dark.
The onc says that if I am to ever get a stem cell transplant, now is the time to go for it, as my health is good and the CLL is in 100 percent remission. I am taking a maintenance med - acalabrutinib, a Bruton tyrosine kinase inhibitor - to keep the CLL at bay. If the transplant should fail, what remains is CAR-T cell therapy.
Just curious here - is CAR-T what you had in the clinical trial therapy you received? It's a therapy that's coming out of clinical trial in my country. I'm very curious to learn more about that treatment from a patient's point of view.
Great question! Car-T is very similar, but different process. The CAR-T are engineered cells that target the cancer. Whereas my clinical trial was cells that targeted EBV
Keep it up man. I have CML and first line of treatment did not work and I do not think that the other lines will work so I am seriously thinking about the BMT but due to the money issues I plan to make it in Indea or Turkey.. What do you think about doing it there and how much did it cost fore you (if possible to tell)
In Australia there are no costs so it’s hard to tell
Hi was your stem cell transplant done at St Vincent’s? Do you have a haematologist you would recommend my husband has myelofibrosis and is waiting for a donor match. How long did it take you to find a match. Thanks
God bless you.
When did you start feeling normal? Like, able to workout and do things you love doing before BMT?
I'm watching ur videos (from S. India, Tamil Nadu)
Hello Prabakar thanks for watching 👌
Day +3 post stem cell transplant. Mucositis is coming on very strong. Has this ever been a problem while you underwent your bmt?? Thanks for the knowledge about your experience. Very useful stuff 👍👌
Always got mucositis ! It is no good :(
@@TylerBlah My fave video, is when you talk about how cancer has changed you. Indeed, tonight is not guaranteed, let alone tomorrow. You have undergone agonising treatment, but are NOW healthy!!! I ran away from a wisdom tooth removal operation, l would NEVER consent to cancer treatment. However, your videos have made me think twice. How did you cope with abdominal pain, mucositis, and horror of horrors....... an NG tube? Please reply to me. PS; You may live to 100, cancer patients survive and thrive!!!
You look fantastic 🤩
Thanks 🤗
@@TylerBlah hi...I am from Bangladesh.. and i watch your video regularly.
13 months post bone marrow transplant.
My BMT transplant is supposed to be next month. I’m honestly kinda nervous because I’m not really sure what to expect during recovery. But I’m glad you’re doing good. Also how long did it take you do get back to your normal routine like school, work, hanging out with friends, and things like that?
Hey! So I returned home and was doing more by day+30 being with friends was closer to the +100 mark. And everything just got rapidly better after that point. I started studying again though by day +20. It was hard and difficult to maintain and then the lymphoma grew and made it impossible, but I did find I could begin earlier than I thought
Hey I'm 6 months post 2nd BMT!
I’m 4 mos post BMT
Congratulations on 4 months Post BMT. How has it been for you ?
@@TylerBlah So far so good. No Host vs Graft🤞
Congrats on your progress. I hope I get there.....God willing.
hows it going mate, I may need a transplant, did you see any changes in appearance in skin or hair growth after the transplant:?
Hair growth is much thinner, and a bit curly now. My skin was very dry after transplant but then all of a sudden returned to normal
Hair growth is much thinner, and a bit curly now. My skin was very dry after transplant but then all of a sudden returned to normal
@@TylerBlah is the thin hair growth temporary? and was it due to chemo or transplant?
@@jackiechan4386 it’s due to both in a way. And we’ll my hair currently in my most recent video is what it gets to. So that’s my permanent state I suppose :)
🎉
1 month post bmt
Wow 1 month post! How has it gone ? How are you feeling ?
Can you take supplements, and are they effective?
Hmm it depends on the supplement and the goal of them. The CNC (nurse in charge), doctor and dietitians are normally amazing at answering what supplements are best 👏
Hi Tyler, my husband is day 88 post transplant, is there any way on social media i could contact you privately to have a chat?
Hey Natasha! My Instagram is linked in the bio. Feel free to send me a message on there at anytime!
❤️
Thanks Renee ☺️☺️
day 88 post tp
Congrats on day 88 :D
Can u give me a razor 🪒 bald 👨🦲 haircut please sum time ??
So can u please hope yes 👍