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Me and my daughters journey with a GATA2 deficiency, myelodysplasia, a bone marrow transplant and beyond…………..

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Are you a parent or carer who looks after or knows a child or young person who is expected to have a short life? If you have questions or want support, please contact the Together for Families Helpline free (UK) on 0808 8088 100. The helpline is open from 10am until 4pm, Monday-Friday. Outside of these hours and on Bank Holidays, you can leave a message on their answerphone and they will return your call as soon as they can.

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