Having aplastic anaemia, or caring for someone who does, can affect many different aspects of your life. On this page, you'll find practical, expert advice on everything from protecting your mental wellbeing to applying for financial support.
Living with a rare bone marrow failure condition can have a real impact on your intimate relationships. We asked Caroline Lovett, a psychosexual and relationship therapist, to work with us to create this series of articles and videos, covering some of the issues and feelings you might be experiencing. Read more
When you are being treated for aplastic anaemia, you may need to spend some time in isolation. This means that for a while you need to be protected from germs and will need to see and spend less time with people than usual. Many people have told us that spending time in isolation can feel like one of the biggest challenges when dealing with aplastic anaemia. However, there are things you can do to make it feel better. Read more
Conditions that may cause aplastic anaemia, or which aplastic anaemia patients are more likely to develop. Read more
To apply for your own Rare Patient Passport Read more
People with aplastic anaemia need to take extra care of their oral hygiene, especially if you are neutropenic or taking ciclosporin. Read more
What you should do if you experience a nose bleed at home that does not stop. With advice for you and for medical professionals. Read more
Find out what sepsis is, how to spot the signs and navigate A&E. Read more
We work in partnership with Maggie's charity, so they can widen their welcome and offer their services to people affected by aplastic anaemia. Read here about what support is available to you and how you can access it. Read more
Living with a rare bone marrow failure condition, or supporting someone who is can have a big impact on your emotional wellbeing. Our expert team are here to help you navigate these challenges and help you to feel less anxious and more in control. Read more
A useful guide to the benefits that may be available to aplastic anaemia and rare bone marrow failure patients and their families/carers Read more
If you are not eating as well as you would normally, these tips may help you to eat more and maintain a healthy weight Read more
How to avoid getting infections from food when you are neutropenic Read more
The internet is great for connecting people - but sometimes you just can't beat cheerful post. We also provide our Sunshine magazine which we post out 3 or 4 times a year - request your copy here. Read more
Find out what fatigue is and how you can manage it with the help of Occupational Therapist, Clare Traub. Read more
Recipes that fit the neutropenic diet guidelines, cost less than £1 per portion, take less than 30 minutes to prepare and, of course, be very tasty indeed! Read more
Our online Facebook support group is a fantastic source of peer support for people whose lives are affected by aplastic anaemia. We run a bustling main group, plus sub groups for people on Watch & Wait and for people who are bereaved. Read more
The Aplastic Anaemia Trust is looking for young people with experience of aplastic anaemia and rare bone marrow failure conditions to join our youth board. Read more
If you are suffering from Covid, don't panic. We've shared some top tips to for you to access the care and support that you need to help with your recovery. Read more
Employment Lawyer Carolyn Miller gives a summary of your rights at work under the discrimination act, how to tell if you're facing discrimination and what to do about it. Read more
All of the latest updates about Covid vaccines and their impact on the AA community. Read more
Advice and tips from young adults on coping with aplastic anaemia. Read more
Advice and tips from young people on coping with aplastic anaemia. Read more
Information for individuals with aplastic anaemia and their families to help prepare for the cold season Read more
How to plan a holiday when diagnosed with aplastic anaemia Read more