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How did you cope with isolation while being in the hospital?
Anna Mamwell
September 8, 2020
During Blood Cancer Awareness Month, Know AML asked Anna Mamwell, a patient in remission, how she coped with isolation while being stuck in the hospital for weeks at a time. In this video, Anna discusses watching television and box sets, and interacting with other patients and staff as a way of coping. She highlights breaking up the day into manageable sessions, as the treatment can often be quite tiring.
You can find additional patient journey resources via our interactive graphic page.
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