• Ibelieve
    • Experience with Multiple Myeloma
    over 10 years ago
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    Diagnosed

    Oh No

    I had been told in 2005 that I was a fluke and did not have bone cancer but I had an outrageous amount of protein in my body. I was...

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    • Karen4
    • Experience with Multiple Myeloma
    over 10 years ago
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    Other

    Procedure or Surgery

    In December I will have a bone density, bone marrow biopsy, and in-depth labs. I will also get my first round of immunizations. Th...

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    Went as Expected: Not Specified
    Minimal Recovery: Not Specified
    Minimal Side Effects: Not Specified
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Not Specified
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    • Karen4
    • Experience with Multiple Myeloma
    over 10 years ago
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    Other

    Drug or Chemo Therapy

    I am now on maitenance therapy - Revlimid once a day. Since I never reached full remission, and they consider my disease resistant,...

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    Easy to Do: Not Specified
    Minimal Side Effects: Not Specified
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Not Specified
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    • Karen4
    • Experience with Multiple Myeloma
    over 10 years ago
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    Remission

    Celebration

    The drop down list had several things I celebrated-getting my hair back, though that is still a work in progress for the 2nd time, t...

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