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So happy for you michele, that is wonderful news, every reason to celebrate. And you can scream like a schoolgirl now. 
so i'm back in the hospital getting my 2nd round of hi-dac i believe.
high dosage of cytarabine. my last round will be in dec. merry christmas to me
my bmb came back yesterday & i am still in full remission! yay!
i start back school in jan & i really wanna go back to work too.
i miss my life lol.
Wow. Best luck trying school so quickly after the end of chemo. Just be sure you get a lot of rest and don't try to be Supergirl.
Glad you remain in remission. That's the goal. Keep up the good work.
Blessings
In my case, it was a pretty sure thing that I was going to have a relapse and, in fact, I did. I reported for my SCT in relapse and had to be re-induced before we could proceed. That bought me an eightt-week stay in the hospital for both procedures.
I don't think normal cytogenics automatically sends one down the trasnplant road. There are a lot of factors that go into the decision of if and when to do so. Mine was pretty much that I gad MDS which is hard to beat on chemo alone and my counts were so slow to recover after my first induction (severn weeks in the hospital and two more weeks at home before I was out of neutropenia.)
I agree that's a good question to ask your doc. And don't forget the second opinion from a transplantor. As WBF found, sometimes the people experienced with tranplants will suggest giving chemo alone a try.
Blessings
