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Vertigo and FATIGUE Led to My RARE Blood CANCER Diagnosis: Cathy's Story | The Patient Story

Out of the blue Cathy T. started getting vertigo and dizziness while driving home. Her symptoms kept happening over the next few weeks and she became extremely fatigued. After blood tests, her platelet count was found to be low. After further testing, she learned she had an enlarged spleen and abnormal red blood cells. After a month of uncertainty, Cathy was officially diagnosed with a rare blood cancer called myelofibrosis. In this video, Cathy shares what those initial symptoms felt like, how she processed the diagnosis, and advice for others who may be starting a similar journey. Her story highlights the importance of listening to your body when something feels off. Full story & transcript → https://thepatientstory.com/patient-s... *Special thanks to ABBVIE for its support of our patient education program. The Patient Story retains full editorial control of all content. ✉️ Stay connected: Sign up for our newsletter to receive more inspiring patient stories, the latest medical updates and personalized advice: https://www.thepatientstory.com/newsl... Join Our Community: Website : https://www.thepatientstory.com/ Facebook: @ThePatientStory Instagram: @ThePatientStory Twitter: @patient_story Contents of this video: 00:00 Introduction 02:19 My first symptoms 04:01 Getting a blood test 06:22 Researching what my diagnosis could be 11:26 Getting the diagnosis 13:17 Processing the diagnosis 16:57 Talking with family about my diagnosis 22:46 Undergoing chemotherapy 25:38 Preparing for a stem cell transplant 25:59 My brother matched as a donor #cancersurvivor #cancersurvivor #cancerstories #thepatientstory #myelofibrosis #rarecancer #MPN #cancerresearch #bloodcancer #cancertreatment #myeloproliferativeneoplasms #myeloproliferativeneoplasm #fightmyelofibrosis #raredisease #bloodcancer #hematology #diagnosis #treatment #transplant #advocacy