Kristie Gilb had stem cells infused on Wednesday, November 17, which will be known as her new birthday.
Kristie's Krusaders Facebook photo.
(Houston, Tx.) - A lifelong Dearborn County resident is celebrating her new birthday.
Kristie Gilb is currently in Houston, Texas, where she received a life saving stem cell transplant thanks to a donor and the Be The Match organization.
Gilb was diagnosed in May of 2019 with Myelofibrosis (MF), which is a Myeloproliferative Neoplasm (MPN). The condition impacts bone marrow and the production of much needed cells.
On Wednesday, Gilb had stem cells infused. She is expected to get platelets again today and then some more chemo in the next few days to help prevent graft vs. host disease.
Going forward, November 17 will be known as Kristie's new birthday.
Cards for Kristie (no fresh flowers at this time) can be sent to:
MD Anderson Cancer Center
Kristie Gilb
Room G1741
1515 Halcombe Blvd.
Houston, Texas 77030
Follow along with Kristie’s story at Kristie’s Krusaders | Facebook.
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