Patient Support
The decision to have a bone-marrow (hematopoietic stem-cell) transplant for your child will launch your entire family on a journey that involves many life changes. The support services at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance and Seattle Children's are here for you and your child.
Children who need a transplant and their parents, siblings, family, and friends will face many challenges along the way. Understanding the disease, as well as the tests and treatments your child will have, presents one type of challenge. The disruption to normal routines and family life can require a big adjustment. Worry about your child’s health may be overwhelming at times.
These resources are available to support you and your child:
- Art with Heart
- Child life specialists
- Social workers
- Support groups
- Family Resource Center
- School options
- Pain Management Program
- Palliative care
Other Supportive Services:
- Support Services at Seattle Children's
- Support Groups at Seattle Children's
- Child Life Specialists at Seattle Children's
Support After Transplant:
Other resources to be familiar with have to do with support that is available to you after your child has a transplant:
Logistical Support
Emotional Support
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Medical Support
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Support Specific to Children