When you’re living with multiple myeloma, you learn fast that bravery isn’t only for big moments. It shows up in the small choices, too, like filling a cup of water when you’re tired, or calling the clinic because “something feels off.” With multiple myeloma kidney problems, those small choices matter. The kidneys don’t complain loudly…
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Hi. I sit in a hospital room at Maine Medical Center in Portland, Maine. My bone marrow cancer returned. It chose now for another round. My counts stay low. Yet they trend up in a way that worries me. What cancer defies a cure but yields to steady management? We fight to keep counts down. That buys time with family and friends. Do you see the quiet courage there?
Hi. I sit in a hospital room at Maine Medical Center in Portland, Maine. My bone marrow cancer returned. It chose now for another round. My counts stay low. Yet they trend up in a way that worries me. What cancer defies a cure but yields to steady management? We fight to keep counts down….
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When you hear “multiple myeloma,” your mind can race ahead of your body. Appointments. Lab numbers. New words. Hard choices. And then the quiet moments, when you’re alone with your thoughts and you wonder, “Am I going to be able to do this?” Courage, in cancer care, often looks ordinary. It’s showing up to the…
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When you’re living with multiple myeloma therapy decisions, time starts to feel different. Some days move like thick syrup. Other days pass in a blur of lab results, pill bottles, and waiting rooms. And in the middle of it all, there’s a quiet question that keeps returning: what does courage look like now? Not the…
Read moreMultiple Myeloma and Byte Therapy (Digital Support That Fits Real Life)
When you hear “multiple myeloma,” your mind can race ahead of your body. Appointments. Lab numbers. New words. Hard choices. And then the quiet moments, when you’re alone with your thoughts and you wonder, “Am I going to be able to do this?” Courage, in cancer care, often looks ordinary. It’s showing up to the…
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