In this episode, the second part of our two parter, we continue the conversation with Lisa Gosnay.

In part two, we hear about her struggles with career progression, her subsequent health issues which led to her relapse and her stem cell transplant.

Lisa has a blog on Instagram which you can follow here:

https://www.instagram.com/my_plan_c/#.

As always, it is a huge privilege to be able to speak with such inspirational guests on this podcast and I really do hope that this conversation inspires you, too.

Please share it far and wide!

Thank you for listening.

In this episode, we hear from Lisa Gosnay, who at 29, was diagnosed with Aplastic Anaemia.

Lisa is an amazing person and has an extraordinary story. In this two-parter, we hear about her initial diagnosis and treatment. We learn about her career struggles, having been very career-focused and her determination to keep going forward, despite the impact on her health; and her ultimate acceptance of her condition.

On this podcast, we usually focus on blood cancer, but this is about a blood disorder that can have a profound impact on an individual and as Lisa termed it, Aplastic Anaemia is known as the ugly sister to Leukaemia.

There is a stem cell transplant in this story, but we will hear more about that part of Lisa's experience in Part Two, coming soon.

As always, it is a huge privilege to be able to speak with such inspirational guests on this podcast and I really do hope that this conversation inspires you, too.

Please share it far and wide!

Thank you for listening.

In this episode we hear from Mike Niles, Author of 'Hard Graft,' - an incredible book combining the history and science of stem cells and donation. At its heart is a story of love and a mother's determination to save her son.

You can purchase Hard Graft on Amazon.

As always, it is a huge privilege to be able to speak with such inspirational guests on this podcast and I really do hope that this conversation inspires you, too.

Please share it far and wide!

Thank you for listening.