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I literally owe my life to INOD and Ms. Marianne Genneti. I have a rare disease called Myelofibrosis with Mieloid Metaplasia. This disease causes the Bone Marrow to loose the ability to produce blood cells in proper amounts. Three years ago I was evaluated for a Bone Marrow transplant since it looked it was the last resort left. While looking for a donor, my doctor recommended I tried a combination of two meds. Fortunatly, they worked and I no longer needed a transplant. After two years of taking those meds, they stopped working. My Doctor had no idea why. I contacted Ms. Genetti and she started asking me numerous questions. She kept asking and asking different things, what had changed, etc. Next day was a Saturday in which I prepare my pill boxes for the week. All of the sudden because of Ms. Genetti's questions I realize I was taking one quarter of on the prescribed medications. I would have ended up again in the Bone Marrow Transplant list. Bone Marrow Transplants, in the best Hospital in the world for transplants , Fred Hutchinson in Seattle, WA have only a success rate of 80%. Wouldn't you agree I owe my life to INOD and Ms. Genetti?

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