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madubois63 · 06-03-2006, 05:38 AM

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If you have a history of pre-cancerous cells, you will be able to register to become a potential volunteer donor. If you have had cured, local skin cancer (basal cell or squamous cell), you are also able to register. Persons who have healed cervical cancer in situ, breast cancer in situ, or bladder cancer in situ are also able to register. (In situ cancer is diagnosed at a very early stage and is specifically called "in situ.") If you have had any other form of cancer, including melanoma, you are not eligible to become a volunteer donor - no matter the length of time since your treatment or recovery.

So many have asked...Thank you!!!! I woke up this morning and thought it was Monday (admitting day)...Said a few explanatives then realized - yeah it's Saturday. I took my son to the SAT (ugh for him). I was just changing his diaper....and now, we are prepping for college.

06-03-2006, 05:38 AM	#101
madubois63 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: LI, NY Posts: 660	http://www.marrow.org/index.html If you have a history of pre-cancerous cells, you will be able to register to become a potential volunteer donor. If you have had cured, local skin cancer (basal cell or squamous cell), you are also able to register. Persons who have healed cervical cancer in situ, breast cancer in situ, or bladder cancer in situ are also able to register. (In situ cancer is diagnosed at a very early stage and is specifically called "in situ.") If you have had any other form of cancer, including melanoma, you are not eligible to become a volunteer donor - no matter the length of time since your treatment or recovery. So many have asked...Thank you!!!! I woke up this morning and thought it was Monday (admitting day)...Said a few explanatives then realized - yeah it's Saturday. I took my son to the SAT (ugh for him). I was just changing his diaper....and now, we are prepping for college.