Has anyone had a problem getting their vaccines post asct? My transplant was February 2025. I received an influenza vaccine in August 2025. I’m due for a second one now, but the pharmacy won’t give it to me. I’ve tried a couple of pharmacies. According to the transplant surgeons vaccine schedule, I am also supposed to get a third one in July. Not sure why this has to be so difficult. Thanks for any advice.

I see I received a coach suggestion but I can’t send them a message. Her name is Lou Sears. I would love to connect with them.

Hi there! Is anybody else out here that has MPN-U Triple Negative with a CSF3R mutation? I am a 60 year old female and I was diagnosed with this over the last 5 years and have been on Jakafi for 3 of those years. I have a great MPN specialist and GP, which I’m very grateful for because I know how hard it can be to find the right Doctor. Just wondering if you have a similar diagnosis. Are the co-morbidities progressing and still diminishing your QOL? I have IDA W/ low storage, Fybro, Chronic Inflammation, serious weight gain w/no explanation, bone and nerve degeneration, Ramsey-Hunt and osteoarthritis just to name a few. And my immunity is low. Yikes! Just looking for my tribe, lol.

How many people are relying on clonoSEQ testing to determine if they have relapsed? I have been getting this test done every six months and my specialist is recommending that I do it annually instead. She feels the light chain blood panel is a better indicator of a possible relapse. I'm not sure how I feel about this yet and am curious if anyone else has dealt with this issue.

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