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Ultra-high-risk multiple myeloma: My post-transplant update

Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) & CAR-T Cell Therapy | Last Active: May 4 4:54pm | Replies (21)
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Meg, thank you for sharing this fabulous update! I’m thrilled for you that your autologous stem cell transplant for MM went so well and that you’re recovering nicely…a poster ‘child’ for how this is supposed to work. ☺️

It sounds like you have an excellent doctor at the helm to ensure you stay in remission with maintenance chemo. With the Kyprolis/isatuximab be new medication for you?

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meg1685 | @meg1685 | Apr 30 9:06pm

Thank you, Lori! I hope others out there with high risk MM will be heartened by these results - who knows what is down the road, but I'm glad to have made it past this first huge goal.

I've had Kyprolis/isatuximab before. My first round of chemo was revlimid/velcade/isatuximab. It didn't quite do the job. I had to have another half-round which was with the Pomalyst/Kyprolis/isatuximab.

I've got to start scheduling the pregnancy tests now - they won't release the Pomalyst until they have two negative tests, 10 days apart - ridiculous for a woman almost 2 years in menopause! But that's another story .... !

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