Not enough stem cells harvested. My wife is 61 year old and was diagnosed with IgG Kappa multiple myeloma in July 24. She has completed induction phase with quad regimen and is getting ready for a stem cell transplant. She underwent stem cell harvesting with Neupogen and Mozobil. They were able to collect 3.3 million stem cells over a course of two days. The target was to collect 6 million stem cells. Our Myeloma doctor is telling us that she has enough stem cells for one transparent. She has the option to go ahead with one stem cell transplant. There’s a very good chance that she will not need a second stem cell transplant.. There are many new therapies that can be used in case of a relapse instead of a second stem cell transplant. Her other option is to recover for 2 to 4 weeks and come back for another attempt at harvesting more stem cells. Her multiple myeloma is in complete remission and there is no rush to proceed with transplant. The doctor says if it was a family member, he would recommend to proceed with the stem cell transplant and not try another attempt at harvesting however, if she decides to try harvesting one more time. He will be OK with that too. I’m writing to get a feedback from patients who had similar situation and what did they and what was the outcome? Thank you.