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Newly diagnosed Multiple Myeloma and AL Amyloidosis - Standard of Care

Blood Cancers & Disorders | Last Active: Jul 19 9:40am | Replies (4)
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@mgm4kc

Thanks Colleen, this is very helpful. We are so new to this new journey, we don't know where to find resources. Just starting to realize how much this will invade our lives and hoping to understand more about the insurance process. We were just switched to a new oncology team and I will ask about the social worker support team.
Appreciate your message.

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smiles1951 | @smiles1951 | Jul 19 9:40am

Yes, it will take more of your time but having the "correct attitude is VERY important." From the beginning the doctor told me that my world had not come to an end. I realized yes, I had Multiple Myeloma Stage 1 but "it didn't have me." Ask Mayo team for literature, DVDs, and speak with knowledgeable Care Team members. These things are time well spent. I am replying, and I hope this helps. Now to resume projects that are very important to me. All.

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