A New Book on Bone Marrow and Stem Cell Transplants

From the World’s Most Transplanted Person

Mark Patton has had five bone marrow and stem cell transplants over the past 14 years to treat his multiple myeloma cancers. He wants to share what he’s learned with every bone marrow and stem cell transplant patient so they can sail through their procedures with flying colors.       

“Excellent job! I would recommend this to all my patients.” Dr. Brian Abbot, Assistant Professor, Clinical Director, Leukemia/Lymphoma Program, University of Colorado.

“Extremely useful for patients at all stages of the process.” Judy Petersen, RN, MN, AOCN, Director of Clinical Development, NexCura and Cancerfacts.com

“Over 140 Things is a badly needed resource for patients, physicians, and family members.” John Steinbacher, Cancer Federation.

“A wonderful resource of helpful hints.” The Bone Marrow Foundation    

Contains over 140 invaluable tips to help you get through your transplant with as few problems as possible. Shows you how to find the best treatment decision-making tools. Lists over 100 associations and organizations that provide resources and support. Offers more than a dozen sources of free information and materials. The book has been cited as a valuable resource by both the American Cancer Society and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

To get your copy of “Over 140 Things”, just send a $15 donation to:
Cancer Federation              
P.O. Box 1298
Banning, CA 92220

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