HSCT Non-Responder Life with Progressive Multiple Sclerosis +22 Months through +24 Months
Reflections on the Last Two Years 24 months is the average length of time generally accepted as the time it takes someone's body who underwent HSCT to fully recover. According to blood tests, I recovered fully three to six months post HSCT, but as you know if you have been following my story, there was no halting/recovery of my multiple sclerosis. There was that time right after HSCT, I thought I would stop declining and even improve physically, but as previously posted, that was only for a four-month timeframe and then I started physically declining again and I continue to decline. After these last two years, I came to the conclusion I had far too much nerve damage going into HSCT to have ever had a lasting positive outcome from it. Like I have said in previous posts and to many people living with multiple sclerosis, it is extremely important to have HSCT early on in the course of your disease. Incredibly, hope is alive and I have not given u...