Meet Our Patients
Contact Information
(608) 265-1700 (clinic)
The Blood and Bone Marrow Transplant program at University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics in Madison, Wisconsin has served adult patients since 1981 and pediatric patients since 1982.
Learn about our program from the people who have experienced it - our patients.
Patient Stories
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Already a breast cancer survivor, Connie found out she had acute myelogenous leukemia in 2008. A bone marrow transplant using her brother's stem cells returned her energy and vitality, and given her "another opportunity on life." Read her story |
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Diagnosed with multiple myeloma, Wanda underwent an autologous bone marrow transplant in 2008 and, her health restored, now feels she sees life in a different, more appreciative way. Read her story |
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Diagnosed with acute promyelocytic leukemia at only 22 years of age, Ben took a pragmatic approach to his double umbilical cord transplant. "It was another challenge I had to face," he says. Read his story |
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Kristin appreciated her care team's attention prior to her double umbilical cord transplant. "They prepare you so well. They said, 'You're going to be tired and it's going to take your body a long time to adjust. You have to work into this gradually.' " Read her story |
