- Journalist, writer and broadcaster Carl Anka blogs honestly about his fears and concerns around donating and how he overcame them to do an 'amazing' and 'selfless' act. My…
- When Mark was told he’d need a matching donor to save his life, he didn’t know he’d also find a friend. After years of anonymous letters, this year, Mark finally got to know the…
- When Ben was offered a free pen at work, he could never have predicted how his next decision would go on to change his life. After he got the call to say he was a match for…
- You could give someone like my mum another chance to live My name’s Nidahl, I’m 24, and my world turned upside down in January when my amazing…
- Sharing your experience You’re doing something amazing by donating your stem cells, and we would like to encourage you to share your own amazing story if you would like…
- What happens next Your health and wellbeing is our top priority, and the Donor Follow Up team will be in touch with you for up to 10 years after your donation!…
- Any more questions? Please call the Donor Follow Up team on 020 7424 6568, or email donor@anthonynolan.org
- Looking after yourself No two donors are the same after donating. Some may feel tired, while others ache. Some may have no side effects at all. Please follow any advice…
- Thank you We’d like to say a massive thank you for doing something so incredible. You’ve made a huge difference to the life of your recipient. As you have just donated…
- G-CSF FAQs What is G-CSF? +- G-CSF or 'granulocyte-colony stimulating factor' is a naturally occurring hormone in your body that causes your stem cells to be released…
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