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Jenny Nixon
Blood cancer survivor from Wagga Wagga, NSW, diagnosed with myelodysplasia and acute myeloid leukaemia, who received two bone marrow transplants and now shares her story to support the Leukaemia Foundation.
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Sep 30, 2026
The Gift of Life Jenny Nixon’s Blood Cancer Survival and Giving Back
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Kate ArkadieffHOST
And what did you do? Are you someone that thrives off connection and things like that? Or are you someone that can journey along by yourself? Yep.
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11:13Jenny NixonGUEST
I do love connection and I have an incredible friend who stood by me throughout it.
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11:29Jenny NixonGUEST
I don't know how often she was there because obviously I was unconscious, but she has told the stories of her sitting by my bed, telling me jokes and holding my hand and willing me to live and which I strongly believe she did all of that.
18 MINS LATER

Kate ArkadieffHOST
Is that what you do to prepare? Is there kind of a process that you do to prepare before you go?