Support Reagan's Life-Saving Bone Marrow Transplant

Please join us in helping Reagan Meyers fight her battle against severe aplastic anemia. She was diagnosed in July with this rare condition where her bone marrow cannot produce sufficient white blood cells, red blood cells, or platelets, leaving her vulnerable to infections, sickness, pain, and fatigue, and is life threatening if not treated.

For the past 6 months Reagan has been hospitalized multiple times, received hundreds of blood and platelet transfusion, and been fighting through treatment as Doctor’s searched for a bone marrow match to be her donor, as the only cure for aplastic anemia is a Bone Marrow Transplant.

Thankfully, a donor has been found, so Reagan will be readmitted to the hospital to undergo chemotherapy and to receive her Bone Marrow transplant in January. She will be in close-watch recovery for months after transplant to receive care to ensure her body doesn’t reject her new bone marrow and everything goes smoothly.

All funds will go towards necessary medical treatments, including her transfusions, chemotherapy, bone marrow transplant, medications, and ongoing care.

Funds will also go toward helping Reagan freeze her eggs as there is high risk for permanent infertility from the chemotherapy she will have to undergo.

Aplastic Anemia is so rare (2 cases per 1 million people) so although it is treated very similarly to cancer it unfortunately is not recognized for grants the same way a cancer diagnosis is. Because of this, we appreciate any help and support. Thank you so much!