National Marrow Donor Program

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• Referral from February 5, 2017
  

  Melissa T. asked:

  BONE MARROW DONATION-- I would like to donate bone marrow, does anyone know where I could look to do this, I do not want to get paid, I would just like to donate, thanks in advance

  

  Martine C. replied:

  I would also recommend bethematch.org I am on this registry as well. It is a very simple sign up process and they mail you the cheek swab supplies that you then send back to be added to the registry.

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• Referral from September 18, 2016
  

  Joey Z. asked:

  Is there a place where we can go out of town?

  

  Joanne M. replied:

  You can sign up online at bethematch.org and use the promo code 17 strong. A kit will be mailed to you

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• Referral from April 21, 2016
  

  Emily G. asked:

  Anyone know of any places that need volunteers? Churches would be great as well. Thanks!

  

  Beth M. replied:

  www.bethematch.org needs volunteers

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• Referral from October 28, 2014
  

  Becky L. asked:

  Trying to find a pediatrician out this way (our current is out in South Jordan). Just called the UofU Health Center and they were a joke.... So they're off my list. I've heard good things about Gould over by Home Depot. Any others we should look into? Thanks!!!

  

  Wendy B. replied:

  Thank you so much, Timothy! My son is good, though. In the clear. Now we just have to monitor the after effects, which is why I'm so particular about having a fantastic pediatrician, and we really do love Dr. Veronica. I was so sad about Ethan, too. He had the same cancer as my son, and it just kept coming back. They only found out a few weeks ago that they were out of options. The other two in my profile picture died pretty suddenly, too. All within 24 hours. Awful. A great way to help is to donate blood to ARUP, which is the only company that supplies Primary Children's, and also to join the bone marrow registry at bethematch.org. It's free, and puts you into a national registry for life. I'm rather sure all three kids in my profile picture got none marrow transplants. Thanks for expressing such empathy and concern! Becky, I'm sorry to hijack your thread!!

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• Referral from August 10, 2014
  

  Gina W. asked:

  Good morning and God Bless You! Does anyone know the process for becoming a bone marrow transplant donor. A loved one named Hawk Spearman is fixing to do battle again with this evil disease. He will need a bone marrow donor. The donor needs to step forward pretty quick and I don't know the process. Hawk lives in Ohio. Please educate me and pray for Hawk and his amazing family. Thank you.

  

  Stephanie V. replied:

  http://www.bethematch.org/ nationwide program, super easy to get tested and I believe they allow you to get tested for a specific person. I joined years ago, they're a great organization!

  

  David T. replied:

  Gina here is a link that will help www.bethematch.org this link connects hose in need with donors through out the USA

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• Referral from October 7, 2013
  

  Susie K. asked:

  If anybody out there Knows Frank Marte or Alex Parker Marte they are going through a very rough time right now. Frank has been diagnosed with leukemia. He needs a bone marrow donor. If anyone would like to help please register on the National Registry List. or contact one of us. They live down in Arcadia California.

  

  John K. replied:

  www.bethematch.org

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