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Multiple Myeloma
by jmike1_, Jun 15, 2007 06:34PM
My dad has multiple myeloma. Luckily, they seem to have caught it pretty early. He's receiving treatment at a very good national myeloma center, and after his first stem cell transplant, was told his cancer is in remission. He goes for his 2nd stem cell transplant in a few weeks (really wore him down the first time). My question is what can we expect long-term from this disease. I know remission w/ this cancer doesn't last forever, but no one has really talked to us about what to expect long term. I appreciate any info anyone may have regarding this. Thanks!
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by Miss Pickles, Jul 17, 2007 10:13PM
To: jmike1
Go to www.acor.org/mm and read the survivor stories. You can learn a lot from people's experiences.
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