At just 26, Kaitlin Ogle should be making memories, pursuing her dreams and looking forward to what the future holds. Instead, much of her life is now shaped by hospital visits, weekly blood transfusions (https://iol.co.za/the-star/2026-05-28-understanding-blood-cancer-debunking-myths-to-save-lives/) and the uncertainty of not knowing when a suitable stem cell donor might be found. Diagnosed with aplastic anaemia, a […]
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