Saving your youngest daughter's stemcells might not have done much, since they likely were "contaminated" with very early stages disease already. Your oldest da

Saving your youngest daughter's stemcells might not have done much, since they likely were "contaminated" with very early stages disease already. Your oldest daughter's stemcells would have had a 1/4 chance of being compatible, but maybe that was what you meant. The chances of needing stem cell treatment for your children are not that high though, so I don't think you should feel bad about not doing it. I'm glad it worked out in the end, I wish her a good life!